"male" scrub top patterns

[jb2u]

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

[jb2u, ASN, RN]

Marcus, Blood donor, piper for hire, and paranurse...I don't mean to get in the way of you all's grunting and chest pounding and all, BUT I have seen male patterns that were masculine and I liked them. Everyone has their own personal taste.

I am secure enough to go into nursing and I am secure enough to wear a pattern. I am not talking teddybears and rainbows. I am talking guitars and boats (two things I love). I've wore a uniform in the military and personally would like to now have my own style instead of wearing the same thing everyday. Although I realize that everyone has a right to his/her opinion, I started this thread because I am looking for "male" pattern scrub tops. I encourage you guys to continue to NOT wear patterns, but, as I stated, I am really looking for sources of male scrub patterns and not why, according to societal views, I should not wear patterns.

I thank everyone that provided links.

[Corvette Guy]

Further grunting....

No prints boys... We'll be forced to send you to the Peds unit.....

:roll

Exactly my thoughts!

[spongebobovalpants]

hi,

what do black scrubs represent? i think dark blue represent emergency, what about black? can males wear black scrubs?

:penguin:

[piper_for_hire]

Black scrubs represent good taste. What do you mean "can males wear black scrubs". Wear whatever you want!

-S

hi,

what do black scrubs represent? i think dark blue represent emergency, what about black? can males wear black scrubs?

:penguin:

[Doubledee]

Talk about your basic non-problem. I occasionally think about wearing something more colorfull than a yellow t-shirt with my blue scrubs. Teddybears, camouflage or Olive Drab are just out of the questions. I'll probably just end up getting a different shade of blue scrubs.

Atleast I know I'm fine; the voices told me so!

[KungFuFtr]

There has to be some beer can patterns out there.

[TravelCEN]

My ER uniform consists of black pants and printed scrub tops. I don't consider wearing printed tops to be a violation of my ManCard. Most of my prints are fish or automobile related. No flowers or pinks! I use the following online sites for masculine printed tops: scrubmed, sassyscrubs, and floridascrubs.

Update: I accepted a new position in Florida. Now I stuck with solid color uniforms (white, royal blue or hunter green). Gawd how I hate shopping for uniforms.

[stevesf]

There has to be some beer can patterns out there.

Never mind the fabric, here's a top made out of beer itself!

http://www.treehugger.com/files/2007/03/clothing_made_o.php

[pawashrn]

I have yet to see a patterned top for men that doesn't make the wearer look simple minded. I work with a physician who is approx.6'2" and weighs about 230lb of pure muscle. A very masculine guy, hunts/fishes/camps. He wore a printed golf top one day and should I say has never worn it again.

[naskippy]

Look on ebay. There is a lady that makes scrub tops for both men and women. They are very reasonable price. I recently got one with the Coke and Nascar logo's and such. I think I paid less than $15.00 including shipping.

[CaLLaCoDe, BSN, RN]

[banana]

hi,

what do black scrubs represent? i think dark blue represent emergency, what about black? can males wear black scrubs?

:penguin:

[/banana]

There's this gal with german high cheek bones and blond hair..pretty cute. Works in ER...and I noted one time at the corner of my eye her wearing black scrubs when she was barking orders at the tech to get a 12 lead stat. Well, I zoomed in on my impressionable mind images of swastikas and banners held high. That black uniform looks a little SS to me!

Some day I'll have the guts to wear black and have a dragon tattoo peeking out from under my right armed sleeve, but I just don't want to be confused with the death angel...o.k. sometimes my patients to end up at death's door, but I don't want it to be assumed that by what I was wearing that particular day had anything to do with it...;-]

I like uniforms with collars,plain uniforms and dislike the unprofessional look that scrubs give off...could be a nurse or an inmate?!!! Especially bright orange and the gate belt, very incriminating say the least!

PS. There is definite room out there for a medical uniforms for men only. Really, a man can go wearing around a uniform that says prickies on the right sleeve for so long...omgdmil (expletive+darned mother in law etc etc!!!)

[piper_for_hire]

People that wear black scrubs suffer from an acute case of excellent fashion sense.

-S