Published Dec 29, 2005
AbDz41
1 Post
Hi, I am going to be starting my clinicals in January and we were told that we need "white uniform pants that are not scrubs, and they cannot be see-through"
Anyone have any suggestions for brands or where to look?? I went to a Medical Uniform store, and all of the non-scub white pants I tried on were sooo see-through, it was ridiculous.
Whispera, MSN, RN
3,458 Posts
hipab4hands
366 Posts
Most of the white pants are most likely going to be see through due to the thin material that is used.
A big helpful hint--do not wear any patterned or colored panties. They will definately show through. Wear white panties-they will blend in with your pants and deflect some of that see through problems.
jalvino1
37 Posts
Although not getting see through white pants is a good idea, they are extremely difficult to come across. White underwear is good advice, but skin colored underwear is even better. Good luck.
Indy, LPN, LVN
1,444 Posts
The white pants that I bought for school were from a local shop. I believe Landau makes some pants that aren't scrubs and the material is pretty thick. Downside was the (ugh) elastic waistband that was icky tight by the time I graduated and gained 16 pounds.
RosesrReder, BSN, MSN, RN
8,498 Posts
Have looked for dickies, they are usually a bit thicker.
clee1
832 Posts
http://www.meridys.com
They specialize in nursing school uniforms.
Adam D. RN2005
151 Posts
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Adam, RN
WDWpixieRN, RN
2,237 Posts
Oh, good Lord!! You GAINED 16 lbs. while in school?!?! I was hoping that getting away from my cubicle and desk job would help me shed some lbs. while in school?!?!?
Spidey's mom, ADN, BSN, RN
11,305 Posts
We have a nurse who wears white scrubs and white underwear and you can definitely see her white underwear.
I wear white Gloria Vanderbuilt stretch jeans. Actually, Victoria's Secret makes a nice white jean too. You cannot see through denim.
steph
1Tulip
452 Posts
I agree about the skin-colored undies. OR (A blast from the past) if you are concerned that your pants are see-through in spite of your best efforts... white panty hose.
The basic rule is monochromic beneath the pants so that there is no demarcation between the gluteus and the hamstrings, if you catch my drift.
maire, ASN, RN
1,173 Posts
Oh I did the white pantyhose thing up until I graduated...not only did it solve the see-through issue, it also made me look thinner.