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You've looked at uniform stores? We had to wear white nursing dresses for our pinning ceremony, and while there wasn't much of a selection, all that I saw were very traditional and conservative.
Another idea if you can't find one you like is to wear a white skirt with a uniform top.
Just curious, do you need one for school or work?
Here are a few sites that offer white nursing dresses. You may want to have the ol' slip handy or ask about the thread count. I have seen 65/35 poly/cotton, however, some sites advertise this and say that they have a higher thread count to combat the see-thru problem. Good luck!
NursingHands. The description states, "traditional nursing uniforms".
Uniform Vogue. Be sure to click the "styles" links on the upper left part of this page.
There are many more out there. Try a search using "nursing+scrubs+dresses"
Hey nilepoc--didn't I see you in the last little "video" my ex-boyfriend rented???? Way to supplement that income!
Now--there are white, 100% cotton scrubs, and scrub dresses available from a lot of sources. I had to wear white in school, and had the ER where I worked order me 2 white scrub dresses--best things in the world!! Cheap, easily replaced if they got grungy--which of course they did--and because I did NOT want to supplement my income, not tight or see-thru.
There's a fellow in England who has an entire website devoted to his love for nurses in uniform! Believe it or not it's just pictures. No Mediao -sorry. :)
http://www.homestead.com/dyk/DDN1.html
Here is his supply list for REAL uniforms.
http://www.homestead.com/dyk/Suppliers.html
I haven't ordered any uniforms from there, but I have sent for the Alexander Workwear catalog. I am fascinated with the silver buckles, cardboard caps and sleeve protectors. They seem to have departed from our evolution to the color scrubs and only now are getting into that.
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Kewl, my imagination works very well, PLEASE don't wear the white low cut see through dress to work, especially if it's a mini skirt (what you do in your own free time is up to you, I guess!)
Kristi, I think she's wearing one of those old time urine collectors for peds patients; that's the closest thing I can think of that I've ever seen in a hospital. (I've never seen a cap quite like that in all my years of nursing, yes I've seen the smaller, shorter doily types before, but never one quite so tall!).:)
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Where are the white nursing dresses? How about ones that aren't so see through, short, and low cut? Does anyone know where to buy these sort of dresses or are these the only type they make anymore?