Wearing scrubs in public

I am huge into wearing scrubs and some other clothing. I realize that scrubs are common for people to wear... But because it is a fetish, it is extremely tough for me to wear them in public. I have a friend of mine that wants to explore this with me. I can't go to just a store or something like that. I live in a small town, and lots of people know me.

Just wondering if anyone out there has an idea of something to go do (without being seen by TOO many people).

Ideally, I would like to see maybe 10 people at first. And have them look at me, even if it's just for a split second. Then maybe if that goes ok, I could jump it up to something with a few more people, etc.

Any help would be great. 😃 Thank you

You could try a fancy dress party.

It is very common for me to see people in scrubs everywhere these days. They have become regular clothes for many on weekends. They are loose-fitting and comfy.

When we were in school, we had to wear white or flesh/nude colored granny panties or bikini briefs. We couldn't wear anything that would look like we weren't wearing anything underneath because it is really easy to tell with scrubs.

We went out today for a quick walk in a public park. We crossed paths with a few people. I just about barfed. I was so wound up over it. I love that feeling of nervousness. I'm just glad I actually did it.

Also keep in mind that most people you see wearing scrubs in public are probably medical/ nursing staff going to work or leaving after a 12hr shift so they're too tired to change...unless there is bodily fluids on them

In the Uk you are not allowed to wear scrubs or your uniform for that matter in public. If you have a job where you are out in public like the district nurses then you have to wear a coat to cover your uniform.

At one time we had a CEO who issued a uniform notice that we could not even wear our scrubs to the canteen that was located in the hospital. Thankfully that moron was removed, because it seriously impact on our break times and must have additional cost to the laundry budget with all the extra scrubs that were being used.

In addition I would not want to walk around in Public with the scrubs not telling what you have on you in terms of bugs etc. Would not want that in my home personally, that why I'm surprised it is allowed in the US.

I think you should wear it has a fancy dress then you can wear in public.

I'll be going out for lunch tomorrow with a friend. I will be in my scrubs. I am super excited to try this out. It will be tough for me to hide my excitement in my pants, but I will try my best 😃.

I've seen a few handbills advertising student parties in which the theme was dressing up in medical attire ... it's not really in public, but sort of halfway there ... and I suppose many people who came dressed up at home beforehand ...

I don't wear scrubs normally in my job but have a couple of sets from times I have had to change and "accidentally" took them home with me. I will occasionally wear the pants if I am out running errands but rarely ever wear the top. Despite the distinctive "OR blue" I feel like fewer people notice the pants than they would the top.

I don't wear scrubs in public but I've used the pants as pajama bottoms (I usually sleep bare-chested). My friend is a respiratory therapist and he wears them in public. One time he gave me some old scrubs from his hospital that no longer fit him and that's when I found out they make excellent pajamas, although as mentioned earlier, I leave the top off unless it's a cold morning in my apartment.

I have worn scrubs on my way to and from work. I always felt a little pretentious as if I were trying to attract attention. It's just more convenient not to have to change clothes so much. Scrubs are very good for pajamas though. i have also used them for dirty handyman jobs such as glassing surfboards or working in the yard.

^^^^ They are also good for working around the house.

Stol...... er.... Acquired scrubs are great for things like painting, gardening or car repair.

I came home from the hospital and went and ate somewhere before I went home even still have the damn wristbands

I frequently wear scrubs around the house and in public, especially on weekends or after work.

I wear PPE at work, so despite wearing scrubs in public, they aren't contaminated.

When I was in school, I often came home on the train in scrubs. Even when I came home in street clothes, I often wore scrubs in and around the apartment building, especially on weekends. They were very comfortable and they saved my poor student's budget as I didn't have to buy as many casual clothes.