Anybody wear Natural Uniforms?

[CCStacey]

Our company is changing over to color coded uniforms for each specialty and I don't have a single set in Royal Blue, with Christmas bills i'm just not ready to spend a bunch yet getting my work week wardrobe lined out.

I found Natural Uniforms sets for 11$, was gonna buy 4 sets to hold me over until I can build up a nicer rotation. The Amazon reviews I read were overall positive, the negative reviews were almost all referring to the sizing (which is something that was stated on the product pages that they run a size large). Does anyone wear them, are they comparable to what I'd get at Wal-Mart? I'm mostly just wanting to make sure they're durable, the 11$ price is suspect.

The place I found them for 11$ is https://bestvaluemedical.com/product/natural-uniforms-unisex-2-piece-scrub-set/ , anyone ever order from them?

[barcode120x, RN, NP]

Never even heard of that brand. All I can say is, you're gonna get what you pay for. Of the several brands of scrubs I've owned, all of them were "durable." I even have a pair of hospital surgical scrubs which are like the basic of the basics and they are durable. Have not had any problems with any scrubs. So, I guess if you're simply looking for cheap, durable scrubs, the ones you posted will probably do the trick.

[vampiregirl, BSN, RN]

Has your place of employment given you any guidance other than the assigned color?

I've worked for places that specify the brand(s) of scrubs and I've talked to people who have even been assigned approved style(s). Also, have you inquired if there is a uniform allowance, discounts available from specific vendors or a payment payroll option? When I worked for a facility that went from anything goes scrubs to specifics, there were things put in place as the facility recognized that not everyone had the disposable income to purchase a whole new wardrobe.