Favorite scrubs??

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This is a topic I typically am the one giving my opinion on, but this time, I want to hear from you guys.

On instagram, I call myself a scrubinista because I own at least one pair of scrubs from almost every single scrub company. With that being said, I want to share with you guys my favorite brands but also would like to know what YOUR guys favorite scrubs are.

For durability, hands down Cherokee is my favorite. They're a nurses staple in their scrub closet and can you really be a nurse without a pair of good old Cherokee scrubs?? My favorite ones are probably the infinity and iFlex. They really stepped their scrub game up when they came out with each of those lines.

For comfort, definitely Wear Figs. The material of the texture is super soft on the skin and the scrubs are beyond comfortable. They never ride up and quite honestly, they're some of my faves.

For style and feminine scrub wear, definitely healing hands scrubs. They're adorable, the colors are long lasting and nothing will hug your shape more perfectly.

So, my question to you guys is what do you look for in a scrub?? What scrub brands are some of your favorites??

Let me know

Xo

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Specializes in Psych (25 years), Medical (15 years).
Alexx_xox said:
what do you look for in a scrub?

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Specializes in Hematology-oncology.

OMG Davey! Your last picture made me snort my coffee. I have a male co-worker who rocks a similar look...except he uses a fanny pack. Good times!!

To answer the question though--I look for tagless scrubs that have a comfortable fabric, retain their colors well through multiple washes, bend with me, and have lots of pockets.

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I have a male co-worker who rocks a similar look...except he uses a fanny pack. Good times!!

Do we work together? I have a co-worker too who looks similar and wears a fanny pack.

DaveyDo, you made me laugh. Love the pics.

Ok, answering the question now. As long as I feel comfortable and have plenty of pockets, it is all good.

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Grey's Anatomy.

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Specializes in OR, Nursing Professional Development.

The ones I don't have to pay for or launder, even if they are obscenely wrinkled when i put them on. The perks of OR and its associated roles.

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Specializes in LTC, assisted living, med-surg, psych.

I loved my Grey's Anatomy scrubs. They were expensive but so worth it. It almost broke my heart to give them away after my career was over. Now I wish I'd kept them for lounging, they were that comfortable.

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Specializes in Nephrology, Cardiology, ER, ICU.

Moved to scrubs and gear. I love my SCRUBS - lots of pockets and very comfortable and cheap

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I loved my Grey's Anatomy scrubs. They were expensive but so worth it. It almost broke my heart to give them away after my career was over. Now I wish I'd kept them for lounging, they were that comfortable.

I REALLY need to try a set of greys! I literally do not have any!

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Dickies Gen-Flex all the way!

I just got my fiance hooked on them too - both the male and female ones are super comfy, hard-wearing, fade resistant, and have more pockets than you can shake a stick at....if you're in the habit of shaking a stick at stuff.

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Specializes in CMSRN.

I too have worked many years with a male nurse and his fanny pack.

When it comes to scrubs I prefer Koi. I am busty with thick thighs and Koi tends to accommodate it.

Any stretchy material tends to not look good on me even though they feel great on.

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