Published Aug 8, 2008
donkey
2 Posts
so i was wondering if there was a generic name for the type of uniform that the woman is wearing in this picture? http://i233.photobucket.com/albums/ee152/donkeyass5042/pdv233019.jpg
nightmare, RN
1 Article; 1,297 Posts
Well ,to me it looks like a tunic and trousers or a dress,difficult to say.
NatashaFromOregon
94 Posts
Kinda looks like a scrub dress.....?
racing-mom4, BSN, RN
1,446 Posts
Well I know I wouldnt wear it, a belt has not seen my waist since 3 kids ago!!!
XB9S, BSN, MSN, EdD, RN, APN
1 Article; 3,017 Posts
It looks like the kind of uniform we wear in the UK. We tend to just call it a uniform either dress or tunic.
Is there a particular reason that you are asking?
:chuckle
Yeah, I was thinking it was kinda cute.....if you had a 24 inch waist.
Dixielee, BSN, RN
1,222 Posts
I think she looks like a housekeeper at the Hilton!
AprilCNA
34 Posts
It's a very cute nursing dress, but I don't know how pratical it would be to wear in a hospital or health care setting. With all the bodily fluids, MRSA, etc that we're exposed to in the nursing field, I'd want to wear pants to protect myself. Maybe cute for a doctors office?? good luck
alright cool, thanks all. well im lookin to buy one, which also brings up another issue... does anyone kno off the top of their head where the best place to purchase uniforms such as this would be?
Moved to nursing scrubs and uniform
If you are looking for this type of uniform then I would suggest and internet search. There are companies in the UK that sell them but I am not sure of US companies that supply them.
Try a search for work wear or uniform supplies.
ann.rn
7 Posts
yeah i guess pants are more comfy to wear during hospital duties, this could be nice in a private clinics
DoGoodThenGo
4,133 Posts
Standard British/UK nurses uniform.
http://forum.uniforminsignia.net/viewtopic.php?t=2430&sid=08011d12723f270906197c68a8e09399 Often colour of uniform and or belt gave an indication of rank and where a nurse worked. Ward sisters (floor nurses) would wear one colour while matrons (head nurses) another
Belt is because the uniforms are not very fitted at the waist to cover multiple sizes in a range, so one wears the belt to adjust the fit. Don't think have ever seen a USA nurse wearing one, though have seen them in adverts.