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    by Nov 28, '07
    I recently accepted a position within an exclusive children's hospital. Our only real dress code is to be kid friendly. I'm searching for a new variety of scrubs, and was wondering where you all get the best deals on the character printed tops?
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    Nov 28, '07 by
    I'd hate to sound like a stingy cheapie, but Wal-Mart has quality Disney cartoon character scrub sets. Also, you can find colorful, "kid-friendly" scrubs on www.Ebay.com that are reasonably priced.
  5. Nov 28, '07 by
    I get a lot of mine at Walmart. They seem to keep up to date with holiday scrubs with disney characters, etc.
  6. Dec 26, '07 by
    well, here's really cheap and easy
    :spin:
    I went to the local craft store and got some iron-on patches (they have Disney, Pooh, and other kiddie oriented ones) and ironed them onto my present solid color scrubs, you can do on pockets or upper left chest area.
    :spin:
    If you're talented with a needle (the thread kind) you can also find cute buttons to sew on, I found teddy bears, alligators, smiley faces.
    :spin:
    At least for now, till after the holidays, when I might have a few extra dollars, I have cute "character scrubs" for only a few dollars.
    :spin:
    owlRN01, xoemmylouox, Nurse Connie, and 1 other like this.
  7. Dec 26, '07 by
    Wow, twinmom, you're industrious. I guess it comes with the territory!
  8. Jan 1, '08 by
    Quote from twinmomoftwins
    well, here's really cheap and easy
    :spin:
    I went to the local craft store and got some iron-on patches (they have Disney, Pooh, and other kiddie oriented ones) and ironed them onto my present solid color scrubs, you can do on pockets or upper left chest area.
    :spin:
    If you're talented with a needle (the thread kind) you can also find cute buttons to sew on, I found teddy bears, alligators, smiley faces.
    :spin:
    At least for now, till after the holidays, when I might have a few extra dollars, I have cute "character scrubs" for only a few dollars.
    :spin:
    that is such a cool and original idea!!!! i might steal it
  9. Jan 9, '08 by
    most of mine have come from allheart.com, lifeuniform.com ONLY when on sale, and ebay
  10. Jan 23, '08 by
    I get some of mine from Uniform City and Jasco Uniforms too.
  11. Feb 6, '08 by
    Quote from newestlilnurse2b
    i recently accepted a position within an exclusive children's hospital. our only real dress code is to be kid friendly. i'm searching for a new variety of scrubs, and was wondering where you all get the best deals on the character printed tops?
    i know of two places that i find to be really good when it comes to discounts. you can sign up for both to get catalogs in the mail...uniform city sometimes sends coupons for 30% off which is really good.

    http://www.uniformcity.com/go.asp

    http://www.uniformadvantage.com/

    hope this helps & congrats on the new job!





  12. Aug 31, '09 by
    Im in the same boats.....I paid $24for a precious moments top and i was like thats it...no more.....Uniform city has a sale right now....i bought a holloween top and a christmas for $10 each. This weekend I went to Wal-mart and got 2 Disney tops that were $15 each. Thats pretty good considering they are usually at least $25.