What scrubs do you like best?

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Specializes in School Nursing.

I know there are probably a lot of threads on this topic, but my computer won't pick up any of the current threads.. only ones from 2007, 2008.

I'm thinking I might want cargo pants to hold things and I have to wear all navy blue. Also I am 5'4 and 125 pounds. Sometimes scrub pants are too long, but the petites are oftentimes too short :(

What are the current, cutest fitting scrubs with practicality as well?

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Specializes in pediatrics.

I have to wear scrubs provided by my work, but my sister SWEARS by Grey's Anatomy... made by Barco.

I'm super jealous. :p

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Specializes in CCU MICU Rapid Response.

Koi has a cargo pant, I wear a small petite-Im 5ft and 120 lb. Try a small reg :) Ivanna

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I wear Fundamentals by White Swan scrub pants... cargo pants... elastic waist band. They fit me great (I'm 5'3" 130 lbs) and are pretty cheap! I got them at the JC Penny Outlet and I wear size small regular.

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Specializes in ED.

I am also vertically challenged but I can't always wear petites either.

I LOVE Koi scrubs. I especially like their cargo pants. They have two styles but I cannot remember the names of either one. One has a drawstring and the cargo pocket on the right, the other style has an elastic waist and the pocket on the left which I love because I am left handed. I think the drawstring pants fit me better and I have several pairs of those. They also have back pockets with velcro closure if you need even more pockets.

Funny thing too, I can wear a petite medium but they are a little too short but the regulars are too long. I bought the petite large size and they are perfect. Maybe a tad loose in the caboose but fit great otherwise.

meredith

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Specializes in Emergency.

I like Landau. We where navy blue for school right now and the pants I bought are cargo, I like them. I wear Cherokee to work but I like Landau much better.

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Specializes in Nursing Education, CVICU, Float Pool.

I totally am in love with Landau!!!! Especially with their selection for men. I like the work tunic scrub top that I has plenty of pocket and the scrub pants with the pockets on the pants leg. They are also very comfortable.

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Specializes in PACU, CARDIAC ICU, TRAUMA, SICU, LTC.

Fashion Seal; they are so light and comfortable. Not many colors to choose from, though. I have been wearing them for years.

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Specializes in Pediatric Cardiology.
I wear Fundamentals by White Swan scrub pants... cargo pants... elastic waist band. They fit me great (I'm 5'3" 130 lbs) and are pretty cheap! I got them at the JC Penny Outlet and I wear size small regular.

I wear Fundamentals by White Swan too. We had to wear them for school and I just kept wearing them! They are a great price too, which is always a plus!

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I am super picky about my scrubs. I am a larger-sized female and so far my favorites are Dickies Black Label. Yes, their 100% polyester but they are so comfortable! I heard they were discontinued through a few of my local scrub shops. I am also a huge fan of Cherokee workwear.

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I also love Koi, but I recently found Crayola Threads by Barco which are wonderful and Baby Twill from Dickies. Unfortunately it looks like weird stuff is going on with Dickies switching vendors/sources or something so hopefully they'll still be the same when it's all sorted out.

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Specializes in Emergency Department/Trauma.

So far I've worn Landau, Koi (the men's line of course) and Skechers. But the best hands down for utility and quality are Aviator Scrubs http://www.aviatorscrubs.com/ they have the look and feel of a flight suit and have pockets literally everywhere. While they are not the most fashionable scrubs if you try them and care about function you will never wear something else. My wife wears them too and looks quite nice in them, receiving lots of compliments. Hope this helps.

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