Scrub preferences

I was wondering whether people here have scrub preferences: color, brand, cut, style etc.

My current girlfriend has several pairs of scrubs. While I'm a big fan of the classic v-cut green, I've recently enjoyed her long-sleeved button-up scrub jacket. There's something very sexy about her snapping gloves over her shirt sleeves.

I don't know that I actually have a preference for the style and color of scrubs. But I will say that I really enjoy seeing a half-decent or good looking nurse in them. Most of the ones that I've seen have been green, light or dark blue, and maybe purple. At some offices, all of the staff seem to coordinate the color that they wear.

Last year it was light blue - v neck, in our hospital for students, interns. This year it's dark blue V neck as you can see in my profile. I have also wore black during psych rotation.

I really really love dark blue scrubs. Hate green ones! Especially light green.

During my 2 surgeries for vascular problems last winter I was in a hospital owned by Ohio Health. There all RN's wear dark blue scrubs and the younger ladies have their scrubs fitted somewhat (no skin tight, just tapered tops and slacks). Radiology wears dark gray. Lab techs wear scarlet (they do all blood draws).

When I was selling pediatric products, I noticed that women in those offices wore scrub tops with Teddy Bears, etc. o n them.

Nurses here in pediatric and neonatal care also wear Mickie mouse printed scrubs. They also have bedsheets with ben10, donald duck printed on them.

Fashion Seal and Barco are good companies.

Definitely like solid highly saturated colors. Those are generally fine for the floor, but need more pastel shades for the OR.

Sometimes I wear scrubs around the house when I'm working.

I prefer light or dark blue, and with a white lab coat, I felt I looked professional but comfortable. Good shoes were key to getting through a 12 hour shift.

No one wears white where I live. Usually nurses wear burgundy, surgeons wear very light purple, techs wear green and we students go either light or dark blue.

We (RNs) wear navy at work.

Sometimes it's boring to see everyone color-coded, but at least picking out scrubs just means making sure you're wearing the same set (top/bottom) so the navy matches ?.

I must say when we had our own set just for my Clinical area , I loved the teal coloured scrubs , which immediately identified us as ITU ( British equivalent of ICU) Nurses in my hospital . However we now have Rasberry Coloured Scrubs as the Hospital Management wanted the same coloured scrubs for all Critical Care areas.

I still preferred the teal to be honest and probably always will .

I prefer the burgundy colored scrubs, which we wore in the ER

No one wears white where I live. . . .

Back when I trained, the surgeons wore green and the delivery room staff wore the white scrubs. Nurses in those days were in the starched white uniforms.

My nurse the other day was wearing, what I personally determined, were scrubs that were one size too small! While she did have an amazing figure, she really wasn't my type, if she weren't in scrubs.

Her bottoms were ever so snug and stretched across her butt. The legs look almost painted on. Her top, oh my!!!! She is a bit heavy in the chest department, for her frame. And the top mimicked the bottoms when it came to her breasts.

I had to wonder does she do this on purpose? Would she be offended if I asked?

Oh the joy of not really knowing but thinking that I know the answers ;-)

I was in a hospital ward, visiting, when I happen to be near the nurses station to hear the nurses discussion on scrub sizes, vs gaining or losing weight. The hotest nurse there happened to be the loudest when she admitted to buying large scrubs in case she gained weight. She went on to say she loves her body in the scrubs she had on. Feeling like i was a fly on the wall, I let out a "I agree" remark. The entire nurses station broke up, as if they were caught on break when they shouldn't have been. Yet everyone of them looked at me as they walked away.

I'd still like to get her out of those scrubs. Or maybe a personal examination by her.

I usually like the oversize scrubs. I determined that the holes for various limbs. when pulled so they don't fall off. this bunchy look reveals good looks I have had over the years.

I have also seen wardrobe failures that seem more than an accident.

many of my nursing collegues arent shy.

I always wear scrubs when in the role of playdoctor.

I love scrubs. As a play doctor, I always wear them for exams. Sometimes I add a lab coat on top, sometimes I don't. My favorite color is navy blue, but I also like light blue. Not a big a fan of very bright colors for scrubs, like pink or purple. Green and light green seem to "surgical" for me (maybe from TV shows, I'm not sure), so not the best for a play exam.

Well I live in Arizona so it is warm most of the year. All my scrubs are short sleeve. I have a lot of flowered pattern scrub tops. I also have some with children's cartoons. I mix and match bottoms. When I worked at one hospital I got off work at midnight and was on my way home. The hospital was located in a not so nice part of town. I got pulled over because my insurance had lapsed at midnight. The officer had a ride along a certain film crew. Immediately upon seeing me he knew where I worked. Then he started pointing out SpongeBob and all the characters. Then he tells the camera crew about professional courtesy and gave me a warning. He told them that he may end up in the ER I worked at. I had to sign a release for it to be aired which it never was. 😢

I love yellow because I am a blonde. Even my bug (car) is yellow. I have some gray OR scrubs for when I worked at a hospital. If you get a patients blood on you we would go change into OR scrubs. A lot of times we would forget to return them. I cannot wear them unless I go back to work at that hospital because they have the name of the hospital and OR on the shirt. I also have a few sets of burgundy colored. Some light blue. I have a white lab coat with my name etc. on it and a white lab jacket with my name etc. on it. I only wear the last two when it is cold. We graduated in classic whites just for tradition.

I recently changed jobs and now we all wear green scrubs. As previously stated green scrubs were traditional worn in theaters (OR), but nowadays they wear blue coloured scrubs. Like I previously mentioned we used to wear teal coloured scrubs , which we all loved, until we were forced by management to moved to raspberry coloured scrubs.

I prefer either light blue or green.

I first wore scrubs pants when I was when I was in a study testing a new MRI- PET scanner, and they had me change out of my clothes into scrubs. I liked the feeling and wished the study had lasted all day. It was tough taking those off and putting my clothes back on again.

Then, sometime later I was stranded overnight someplace without a change of clothes, so I bought black scrubs pants for $7-8, and a long sleeve t-shirt, at a discount store.

I loved the feeling of the scrubs pants so much I didn't want to stop wearing them when I got home to my regular clothes! The way the fabric loosely rubs against my cock, balls, ass, and legs is unlike any other clothes I've known, and quite erotic. Were I in a medical profession, I'd probably be in an aroused state most of the time.

I went out and bough a few more pairs, and wear them casually, often. It's a something closer to feeling nude than even when I'm wearing less, like shorts.

For my current job I am required to wear hunter green scrubs everyday .. own several pairs of Med Couture brand that have hot pink accents to jazz up the green. For play scrubs I love pretty much any shade of blue, surgical green, pink or black

I do enjoy it when a play Dr wears scrubs for an exam

In real life I've always been intrigued as to what male dr's / nurses wear under their scrubs

I like the solids in green or a shade of blue.

Wish we were still in the days when nurses wore white uniforms.

I like RED scrubs because blood doesn't show on it!!!!!! 😁 😁 😁

I really like an nurse in plain hospital blue or an dark green there just some thing about those colors that just seams so clinical and down to business. I totaly agree with the gloves tucked up over the sleeves, I find it very sexy

I'm not too familiar with brands and cuts, but in terms of colors, I like pink, teal, or black on nurses, and navy, green, white, or black on doctors.

Classic cut in either light blue, white, or black. You can get decent scrubs for cheap at Walmart.

I recently took a job in the office of a clinic and it has been different to say the least. For the people out front, we have to wear a royal blue scrub and if we want to wear long sleeves under our top, it must be a cranberry red. Any color shoe and there is no scrub Friday where we can deviate.

Since we also do some work on the other side of the wall, we cannot wear dangling earrings, necklace or a bracelet.

For me it, Ceil blue or or green. But seeing on other (especialy female) some of those 2-tone are really cute...

I am printed scrub person seems to brighten up everyone. Kids have less fear of nurses in printed scrubs then one plain color. I had a fear of nurses in full white. I wished I wore.scrubs for my job but my job we don't it's.navy blue EMT pants and white or lite blue button shirts. Fire job we can wear jeans, shorts, or sweats and our.company tee-shirts. Because our turnout gear will be going on over that.