what are the best mens scrubs you have found?

1. 0 what brands and style I decided I am gonna order some off the net because I am sick of the unisex crap. I have been looking at the Aviator scrubs and they seem pretty nice.

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   May 10, '07 by WolfpackRed

   I like the design and functionality of the Aviator, but can't justify to myself to spend that much money on them.
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   May 11, '07 by Larry77

   Aviators are the only ones I wear...I justify the expense with the quality of the material--they will last a long time.
   
   I get so many compliments on them and have to give out the website quite often to people that want to buy them.
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   May 12, '07 by meandragonbrett

   I wear metroscrubs' pants and then just some other shirt, and usually a fleece pull over.
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   May 14, '07 by UMichSCN07

   I really like Life Uniforms' LifeTech line for tops. LOTS of pockets and built-in ventilation mesh in the back. I think they were about $20 each, but my local Life Uniforms store gives 10% off for students and staff at the local nursing schools and hospitals... I'd be willing to bet yours does too.
   
   Mike in Michigan
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   May 14, '07 by Dallas_RN

   I purchased the cheap set from Allheart just to see how "cheap" they were. For $10 a set I can't complain, impressed considering the price. I had Landau prior to that and while the quality is better, they didn't fit me well at all. Even though they are Unisex, they were designed for woman.
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   May 15, '07 by SteveNNP, MSN, NP

   I just bought my first pair of IguanaMed scrubs. They are actually long enough!!! hallelujah!!! They are version II of their old scrubs, cotton/poly/spandex so they stretch, breathe and repel fluids (eew) I'd recommend them, I'm already in love with them!
   
   
   Stevern21
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   May 19, '07 by Ekklesia

   I'm 6'7" and wear a 38" inseam, so finding scrubs that fit have been a real headache, until today.
   
   I just bought four pair of MOBB "flip flap" scrub pants. They are unisex, but these things fit in the length! Actually, they are a bit too long, but I figure they'll shrink a bit.
   
   The only thing I see that I don't like (at all) is the rear pocket...it's so small my wallet won't fit (and it's NOT because I have it stuffed full of money...LOL).
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    May 24, '07 by meandragonbrett

    I used to be strictly metroscrubs......but IguanaMed is now on my list too. They are great!
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    Jun 22, '07 by FrankinWV

    I wear Dickies pants (6 pockets, with zipper) and Dickies tops. Good quality, decently priced.
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    Jun 26, '07 by anonymurse

    My unit allows business casual, so I just switched to a Nurse Pro Pack (large), available from http://nursepropack.easystorecreator.net/ (like a carpenter's apron). Holds lots of stuff. Nice to just take it off and toss it in my locker with my 'scope and looseleaf at end of shift.
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    Jul 6, '07 by rnmax

    For pants I've always worn Landau # 8555, elastic waist with drawstring, one back pocket, high regular slant pockets each side, hip cargo pockets each side. For shirts I've always gotten UTY (Uniforms To You/Cintas out of Chicago) unisex with two lower front pockets. I'm a big guy so I'm a little particular about what I get. The pants hold up really well, the tops are more generic but I was always more concerned that the pants fit well.
    
    Can someone tell me how the Aviator pants compare to these?
    
    I'm going to be buying new scrubs soon and don't live in Chicago any longer, so I'm looking for a new supplier.
    
    Thanks.
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    Jul 18, '07 by HDMotorcop

    Aviator scrub pants are THE way to go! They actually feel like pants. I haven't used their shirts yet, but the pants are awesome. Stretch waist with BELT so they don't feel like they're falling off you butt all day, multiple usable pockets.....I can't say enough positive about them. At 29.99 they are a bit pricey by scrub standard, but they aren't standard scrubs!

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