Which brand is better and more durable cherokee or dickies?

Silverdragon102, BSN · Aug 3, 2018

Moved to the Scrubs/Uniforms/Gear forum

Slipping CMA · Aug 5, 2018

Dickies IMHO are more durable. I've had the Cherokee label fall off on my Cherokee scrubs while my dickies are still in good condition.

caliotter3 · Aug 5, 2018

I used to prefer the Dickies brand because the fabric was thicker and more durable. Tough stuff. But noticed that the company changed fabric content some time back to a thinner fabric that more closely resembles competitors, including Cherokee. I also no longer like the fit of the sleeves on Dickies tops, so have moved on to a roomier Cherokee Core Stretch unisex top and have returned to the Uniform Advantage Butter Soft top. Just stocked up on what I hope to be my last set of new uniforms.

applesxoranges, BSN, RN · Oct 3, 2018

It really depends on the line you are buying. Both have similar cheap products to more expensive. I have switched to different labels but the Dickie's line that was more "youth geared" was pretty good six years ago. Cherokee was okay but I think I bought a cheaper line. I think I may have liked the equivalent "youth" line but the pants ripped.

I can't think of what their names were but basically a lot of pockets and cargo pants style.

Edit: I think it was gen flex for Dickies that held out pretty well. I think I may have used Cherokee Workwear since a top looks similar and that line seems to be a bit cheaper than thd gen flex.

WonderF · Nov 29, 2018

l found in my experience that the Cherokee Workwear line is supper cheap and not comfortable. But i found that the Cherokee Infinity line is awesome! really comfortable and practical!

Burns1981 · Mar 20

In the UK, both Cherokee (https://www.simonjersey.com/shop-all-brands-c3638/cherokee-medical-c4836) and Dickies (https://www.simonjersey.com/shop-all-brands-c3638/dickies-medical-c6422) are increasingly gaining traction as the recognised brands for Nurses (both in the public and private sector). Infinity is also splitting apart from Cherokee as its own standalone brand (https://www.simonjersey.com/infinity-c6430).