what are the best mens scrubs you have found?

HDMotorcop · Jul 18, 2007

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!

Knoodsen · Jul 18, 2007

I like Dickies zipper fly cargo pants.

drgnflydggr · Dec 19, 2008

I spent a small fortune on five sets of IguanaMeds scrubs. Right after purchasing, I posted to AllNurses about how much I loved them. Well, scratch that. After only a few washes, two of the tops washed up to be different colors than the pants. Now, six or seven months later, three of the drawstrings have ripped out of the pants. Also, the pants were long enough in the store, but after the first wash, became high-waters. I will never buy another pair of Iguana Meds again.

I am now in the market for five new sets of scrubs. I looked at the Aviator website, and like what I see. I don't mind spending a little extra money for a premium product. The thing that got me about the Aviator site is that they charge $5.50 flat shipping, plus $2 for each piece. Four tops and four pants were going to run $21.50 for shipping alone! Unless they're being shipped overnight, that seems exorbitant. Has anyone else had this experience? Did you pay the ridiculouos shipping? Was it worth it? I'm also looking at the Landau 7-pocket pant. I can't seem to find them in a "Tall", though. I have a pair of white Cherokee Cargos that I bought for school, but they're too short, also. Curse these long legs!

Thanks for any assistance/information you can supply.

Warm regards,

Theron

Larry77, RN · Dec 19, 2008

I'm 6'3" and they are plenty tall for me...I think they advertise 34" inseam but they seem even longer than that. Aviator has specials every once and awhile usually either free shipping or 20% off scrubs. I have had my Aviator's for a couple years now and have had zero problems with them. The only reason I keep buying them is to get different colors not to replace old ones.

drgnflydggr · Dec 20, 2008

Thanks, Larry. I just got an email back from Aviator and they have an offer now where if you order 4 sets of scrubs, the throw in a pen light, utility scissor and free shipping. I'm going to place the order tomorrow. Thanks again!

Theron

vamedic4, EMT-P · Dec 20, 2008

Thanks, Larry. I just got an email back from Aviator and they have an offer now where if you order 4 sets of scrubs, the throw in a pen light, utility scissor and free shipping. I'm going to place the order tomorrow. Thanks again!
Theron

As much as you're paying for those Aviator's...they ought to throw in a trauma kit!!

K98 · Dec 21, 2008

Aviators. Been rotating four sets for three years. Look, feel, and work great. I've sold a ton of scrubs for them, they should be paying me commission.

Bill E. Rubin · Dec 21, 2008

I too have four sets of Aviators that I rotate. They are more expensive, but the material is durable and I just love all the pockets. The only scrubs I have that actually have more than enough pockets (instead of not enough).

silentRN · Dec 22, 2008

real men wear Landau

Medic09, BSN, RN, EMT-P · Dec 25, 2008

No scrubs.

On the aircraft, a flight suit. Including classy leather jacket. :smokin:

In the ED I wear 5.11 Tactical or EMS pants and some sort of t-shirt.

blackdogm3 · Dec 26, 2008

The scrubs I ordered is Dickies. They're pretty comfortable, and fits well. Not tight or anything like the unisex scrubs. Good price also.

patrick1rn, MSN, RN, NP · Dec 28, 2008

i honestly dont even look at the brand, if it looks decent and it fits Ok with me, I wont wear femine scrubs with the flowers and the touchy feely stuff..

Does anyone make corvette scrubs or star trek scrubs ? Now I would wear those scrubs to work