I've been looking far & wide for some modest white scrub skirts, but the ones I find, although cute, are a bit too short for me personally. I've looked at patterns on ebay even to try making one myself, however I don't know if my sewing abilities are that advanced yet Due to religious reasons I need a rather long skirt. It doesn't have to be flared--"aline" is fine. Preferably with some gathers in the front & back
Does anyone else have advice? I was thinking of getting scrub pants and making them into a skirt, but I've never done that before and haven't seen pictures of how a scrub skirt would look like that, only jeans. Anyone have pointers? Thanks. :)
Don't know if you have come up with a solution yet or not, but I had a seamstress convert scrub pants into skirts. I have found that if the pants have that flared bell bottom look they tend to be tighter through the thighs and flare abruptly at the bottom when converted. Cherokee and Baby Phat with straight wide legs convert the best. Hope this helps!
I just bought 2 scrub skirt sets from this website. They are dirt cheap - only $10 for a top and skirt. I think shipping is $5 or 6. And there are lots of nice colors.
You can customize the lengh of the skirt for a few extra dollars.
Hi, I know it was a while ago you posted this, but I was wondering if you liked the quality of this company's skirts? I need long skirts and am thinking about ordering from them, so I was wondering about the quality of their clothes. Thanks
I second the person who mentioned uniform advantage. I love the long ankle length skirts they sale. So far they (and I've done an extensive search) are the only skirts which are roomy enough, have enough pockets and are comfortable. In fact when I come home I like to wear them on my days off. They come in many colours and the price isn't bad either.
Hello I just wanted to say that I wear a skirt too and have been for 3 years now and I found it A.L. on the website Scrubs, Nursing Uniforms, and Medical Scrubs at Uniform Advantage beautiful long soft scrub skirts comes in various colors. For one of my scrubs i needed olive green. The one they had was very dark so I bleached it and it came out to be the color of my work scrubs. Good luck
Due to religious reasons I need a rather long skirt. It doesn't have to be flared--"aline" is fine. Preferably with some gathers in the front & back 
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Don't know if you have come up with a solution yet or not, but I had a seamstress convert scrub pants into skirts. I have found that if the pants have that flared bell bottom look they tend to be tighter through the thighs and flare abruptly at the bottom when converted. Cherokee and Baby Phat with straight wide legs convert the best. Hope this helps!