Custom Scrubs & Embroidered Medical Uniforms

Scrub FAQs:

Should scrubs be baggy?

Nurses, doctors, and surgeons performing medical work in scrubs should make sure they fit appropriately. Custom scrubs should not be so baggy where movement becomes impeded, but also not tight enough where movement becomes restricted. If not sure about which personalized scrubs will fit, buy a size up from what you are worrying may be too small.

Who wears what color scrubs?

It depends on the hospital dress code. While hospitals that do not provide employees scrubs or instructions up front are typically open to choice, others have requirements in place to help tell staff apart from each other. A hospital may elect to sort employees by department or profession using their colors of scrubs. One of the most common arrangements is for doctors to wear dark blue, nurses to wear a lighter blue, surgeons to wear green, receptionists to wear gray, and technicians to wear maroon.

Why are scrubs used in hospitals?

Because work in the medical profession requires constant sterilization, it is essential that healthcare workers have clothing that is easy to wear, move around in, and clean. Scrubs are typically sourced from common materials and can be easily replaced if damaged or stained beyond repair. The key concept of scrubs revolves around the idea of promoting a clean environment, which is why most operating rooms forbid its occupants to wear any exposed clothing beneath their uniforms.

Where can I buy wholesale scrubs?

DiscountMugs.com is the perfect place for you to buy wholesale medical scrubs for each doctor, nurse, and healthcare worker at your practice. We can process wholesale orders of over ten thousand personalized scrubs at a time, and our website readily offers discounts even on orders of over two thousand sets of scrubs. For the perfect mix of quality and quantity, there is no better place to purchase wholesale scrubs uniforms than DiscountMugs.