See-thru white scrubs

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:angryfire :uhoh3: :madface: So I bought my flipping white scrubs today that I have to wear to clinicals, and as Im checking out the dimples that are visible on my bum, (through the lovely white pants) in the dressing room mirror, I started to think that who ever came up with WHITE SEE-THRU scrub pants must have been some old pervert or an angry, mean, bad person!!!!!!

Then I got an idea:idea: !! Let me know what you think.

All of us that are required to wear the whites, should buy some REALLY, REALLY BRIGHT colored undies. I mean crazy stuff, like blue and pink polka dots, or the victoria secret/fredricks panties that have provocative sayings on the hiney. Or the Joe Boxer smiley face guy on the derriere.

Then, when the higher ups tell us we cant wear pretty undies with polka dots or black lace, or sexy garter belts, then we might be able to convince them that white is not practical for most of us.

What do you say? Shall we start a revolution?:cheers:

The top of the pants fit really strange. The like barely cover the top of my butt and the front of the pants fit me like they are maternity pants. I was like ohh no way!! Then I put the top on and you can't see the weirdness. Thank goodness for that longer shirt!! I am just so excited to be in this program!!! Woo Hooo!!:balloons:

Hey, didn't you see you were putting them on BACKWARD? LOL....but that's how they sound, isn't it? :)

I'm thankful for having had a long top as well...whenever something bulged that shouldn't have, it was my little secret ;)

It seems that they woulda been backwards doesn't it? But they weren't!! Ill just live with it, once a week isnt bad for wearing them.;)

It seems that they woulda been backwards doesn't it? But they weren't!! Ill just live with it, once a week isnt bad for wearing them.;)

Yeesh. Can you get other white scrub bottoms? Surely you can't be made to wear only the ONE brand, as long as they look the same?

You might want to consider that as your program progresses, you're going to be spending alot more than 1x/week in them!

I am shocked. In my RN program we have to wear white scrubs with white tops,,,,,,,You mean you girls can see my boxers:smackingf

We have the option to wear a lab coat.

Dabuggy

My achool dictates WHAT brand and WHAT style we must wear. They are Crest style 112 AND YES they are see thru. I wear flesh colored underwear. We were specifically told to wear flesh colored ones or white. Any colors, etc gtes you sent home with a zero for the day.

LMAO! Mommapunkin! I have those same darn pants I bet. Snug in the bum, but room enough for a bowling ball in the front. And super too big in the thigh and tapered in the leg. I have wanted to take my sewing maching to the darn pants!!!! But I too just have to suck it up for one night a week. I did however cut little slits in the ankles that make them look slightly less tapered.

I too wear flesh colored fuller cut (not granny) undies. When people wear white, I find myself drawn to their underpants but with the nude you don't even notice!

Specializes in OB.

Target has boycut flesh-colored seamless underwear that works pretty well under white scrub pants. They're sold out online but they have them in the stores, in 2 different fleshy shades. I hate having to wear white pants but since it's required, I am going to try my hardest to minimize the tackiness of see-thru pants by wearing almost-invisible underwear. I think victoria's secret has similar seamless underwear, they just cost more. I do think it's important to buy high quality white pants as well, as they are less see-thru than their cheaper counterparts.

I work as a unit secretary, and a few months ago we had a student (from a different school) wearing white pants with NO underwear, and you could see her in all her glory. Yet no one had the guts to say anything to her!

Sorry, but that sounds like it has all the markings of a Nursing School Myth, or legend. If someone "always shows up" in red thongs, it doesn't change how the school operates: it dumps the student!

LOL on this one! I was reading the handbook (online) for one of the local nursing schools and it was HIGHLY specific about cut/color of underwear that was allowed to be worn under uniforms. Hilarious! I loved the instructions I received when I asked about attire for a hospital tech position I have just accepted (start ADN program in January, but working from now until NCLEX). The nurse manager said I could wear anything I wanted (scrub-wise) as long as she couldn't see my underwear. When I laughed and said she didn't have to worry she told me I would absolutely be surprised at what I would see. Should be interesting!

Specializes in SICU.

I'm just glad I never have to wear white again!!

The fleshy colors work best though, if my memory of nursing school (shudder) serves me correctly. :)

I personally like this idea of an underwear revolution! lol. When I had to wear white pants for my CNA clinicals, I wore "shorts underwear" - really comfy! Luckily when i start my clinicals for my RN this fall, we have royal blue uniforms.

Specializes in LTC, Community.

I am so glad our uniforms have to be baby blue...

I aggree with you on despising the requirement of white pants. If you are able to get a different pair I would advise that, but in our case, we're required to order from the same company. All of us, because they want al of us to have the SAME white and the SAME blue etc. They say it identifies us easily as students to hospital employees and physicians in the event of a code or other emergency.

either way, whatever color they are, my pants like to droop after about 30 minutes and I get to hoist them up the rest of the day. I can't get a newer pair with drawstring closures because that would be breaking the rules. At least though, I can comfort myself to know that I can get new pairs of them in my own choice of styles and colors once I get out of school. It's another necessary evil of the game we mjust play to get the degree.

OH, and if ya wear a thong or colored underwear that are visible to a clinical day at my school you get sent home. And if you are out twice in the whole program for clinicals, you fail.

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