"male" scrub top patterns

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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

Specializes in Neonatal ICU (Cardiothoracic).

Ummm.... we wore all black scrubs in the ED I worked at. Looked very slick, I must say, both the guys and gals. Not morbid at all! (they do show every bit of lint you come in contact with, though...) I do occasionally wear print scrub tops, but hey., I work NICU/PICU. Heck, I have to wear LAVENDER scrubs now in NICU. I should get a special all-access Man Card for that!

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I am urgent care for a hospice overnights and when I wear my black scrubs, I am either referred to as "The Angel of Death" or "Johnny Cash" in all the facilities I usually go to.

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Men don't wear patterns. Period. For ANY reason. No room for discussion.... as in "Man-law"

You've obviously never been to Hawaii......

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Specializes in Spinal Cord injuries, Emergency+EMS.
You've obviously never been to Hawaii......

the question is would the OP say it to mr Chapman 's face?

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Specializes in LTC/SNF.

Check out www.sassyscrubs.com for a variety of male scrub patterns. Click on Men's Lodge under fabric selection tab.

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I didn't read all the posts but, what about sewing a pocket over the left side of the chest that had a little design on it like a guitar or a leopard or a fancy car?? That would be cool(IMHO). ((((thinking business idea)))))

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Specializes in ER, ICU, L&D, OR.

I dont know

I dont wear patterns, solids only

Of course I dont wear fanny packs either

Im not that type

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I dont know

I dont wear patterns, solids only

Of course I dont wear fanny packs either

Im not that type

Lighten up, Francis!!

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Specializes in ER, ICU, L&D, OR.
Lighten up, Francis!!

Im in a good mood, what does lighten up mean

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Just a rather obscure mid-80's movie reference. It was a line by Bill Murray in "Stripes".

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Specializes in ICU, ER, Hemodialysis.

Well as the op. I do wear all black or all navy blue now, but I want to add a little color by wearing black emt style pants with a colored top. However, I was thinking that also having a pattern every now and then would be nice too. I see nothing wrong with all black and not one person has ever commented on my wearing all black, so I assume the public is ok with it. I appreciate all of the positive suggestions that I received from you all. Thanks again!!

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Specializes in LTC, Rehab, Hospice and Telemetry.

Over the course of the last few years all the uniform rules I held as Gospel have come crashing down. We nurses no longer wear only white shoes. Black, which we all KNOW to be inappropriate actually looks pretty cool.

While I haven't seen many patterns I'd want to wear so far...it could happen.

As I see it , if we are men enough to work in nursing, we can wear just about anything WE want to wear.

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