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Are you sure you want that? Just the concept of patterns itself seems very non-masculine to me.-S
well, like i said, i saw some men wearing patterns and liked it. one guy had boats and fishing poles and the like and it was very masculine. one guy i saw had guitars, i really liked that one and it looked masculine. so yes, i would like to wear a masculine pattern. wearing solids all the time just gets to me. plus i wear just dark colors, navy blue and black, but i would like a "punch of color" for my top, so i don't look like "nurse death" coming! right now i work as a cna, but next year when i graduate i want to wear "ems" style black & navy blue pants with different scrub tops.
thanks,
jay
thanks for the site.
jay
My husband had the same problem with not finding any male patterned scrubs. He looks at all these flowered, teddy bears, prissy and girley patterns. He had me make him some tops from scratch. He picked out some patterns and i sewed him a couple. Maybe you can find someone that lives nearby to make you a few. Or you can just check out the internet under male nursing scrubs. You might get lucky...
:paw: Angela
In my opinion, there are no "male" scrub top patterns. I wear solid colors (green, blue, gray, etc.). Maybe it's a little phobic of me, but it's just what I'm comfortable with.
I'm generally against hokey patterns anyway, regardless of the gender of the nurse wearing it. We are in a profession where it seems there is a constant struggle to be respected as a professional... and I just think that having little teddy bears or pink fishies on your shirt is not conducive to that.
jb2u, ASN, RN
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does anyone here know of where i could get scrub tops with a more masculine pattern...i've seen some like cars,boats,sports,etc...i'd assume it would be an online store. i'm looking for more like a whole line of male patterns then just a store with a couple of different patterns for men.
thanks in advance,
jay