Published Apr 6, 2006
Pinky2
48 Posts
Ok, I need to get a few sets of scrubs but I can't find anything that fits me. I'm 4'9" and 110lbs. NOTHING fits me. I do have hips and everything thats lenght wise is made for a stick person and if it fits hips wise it is made for a normal height person:lol2: . At least I can laugh at the fact that I'm really short! Anyway, Anyone have any ideas other then heming everything I buy? (Not to handy with the sewing machine)
Thanks
rjflyn, ASN, RN
1,240 Posts
CUstom made scrubs. Im not sure where exactly to get them but if you seach here there is actually a recent scrub discussion that has a like to said site.
RJ
babynurselsa, RN
1,129 Posts
I bought a pair of Urbane scrubs and another pair made also by Landau. The low rise worked perfect for me.
I am 5'1" and weigh about 125. I am very short waisted but longer in the legs and pretty much every pair I have ever had the crotch would hit me almost to the knees. I have been rolling down the waist band fo years.
These fit me where they are supposed to.
pie123
480 Posts
I bought a pair of Urbane scrubs and another pair made also by Landau. The low rise worked perfect for me.I am 5'1" and weigh about 125. I am very short waisted but longer in the legs and pretty much every pair I have ever had the crotch would hit me almost to the knees. I have been rolling down the waist band fo years.These fit me where they are supposed to.
I am the same build and weight, except I'm an inch shorter. My pants are always high-wasted. I will check out the brands you mentioned. Thanks.
chadash
1,429 Posts
I remember a very petite nurse (I am short but not as tiny as you guys) who took care of her issue with over-all scubs....I have looked every where for these, they had adjustible straps and all....comfy! She wore a tee shirt under.
galenight, BSN, RN
193 Posts
At 5 foot nuthin (on a good day), I feel your pain, though not quite as deeply as you. When I don't feel like hemming my scrubs, I just roll them up. They stay all through my 12 hour shift. I have made a pair of pants, and although not easy for the first pair - surely subsequent pairs would be easier - it wasn't too hard. Just follow the directions exactly on the pattern and have the internet handy to look up unfamiliar terms. This is how I learned (am learning) to sew. Also, make sure you buy petite scrub, most companies make them. I have a pair of white swan petites I really like. Good luck!
lovablelvn
69 Posts
I'm nearly 5'1" and I personnally like the "Peaches" in low rise petites. Hit and fit right in all my best and worst places. Good luck
10ACGIRL
315 Posts
Ok, I need to get a few sets of scrubs but I can't find anything that fits me. I'm 4'9" and 110lbs. NOTHING fits me. I do have hips and everything thats lenght wise is made for a stick person and if it fits hips wise it is made for a normal height person:lol2: . At least I can laugh at the fact that I'm really short! Anyway, Anyone have any ideas other then heming everything I buy? (Not to handy with the sewing machine) Thanks
L&Dnurse2Be
134 Posts
I am 5'1". I prefer to wear the scrubs that are cuffed at the ankle, or landau in petites. I hear that Dickies petites are pretty good as well.
mandrews
274 Posts
I saw a scrub easy to sew pattern at Walmart. Do you sew or do you have a friend or family member who could sew some uniforms for you?
melissa
perfectbluebuildings, BSN, RN
1,016 Posts
I am 4'11" and have found the Dickies petites flare legs to be a lot better length wise than other brands- and also, I have "inherited" some from nurses a bit taller than me, they have a tendency to shrink in the leg sometimes as well so you could buy some and wash them in hot and they'd be even better length :) Good luck! I'm looking for some new scrubs as well.
I am sooo glad I'm no the only!!!!! My husband tells me all the time that you can't be a nurse if you can't find scrubs that fit! I will check out some of these and see what I can find. Thanks a ton for your help.