Scrubs Fashion Tips

Women in the 45+ age group often have a different set of criteria for their scrubs. Form-fitting athletic styles, chaotic or “cute” prints, and neon colors? Forget it.

We’re not suggesting a return to the nursing cap and the shirt dress, but if you’re feeling nostalgic for days gone by, turn back the clock with these scrubs styles inspired by the last 60 years of fashion!

Sunny, lemony, bright canary—there’s just something about yellow that makes you feel optimistic.

The New York fashion scene may seem like an unlikely source of inspiration for something like scrubs, but these days you can find designer touches everywhere you look.

Nurses who specialize in end-of-life care have a remarkable opportunity to offer compassion and emotional healing to patients and families. Even little details can make a big difference in lifting a patient’s mood in a hospice environment.

With all that stuff to tote, many nurses can’t get by with just one or two pockets.

Want to build a cute but classy work wardrobe? Start with a few timeless scrubs pieces, then add on and accessorize. We’ll show you how.

The colors you wear can affect how you feel, and how others perceive you.

You spend a lot of time in scrubs, so it makes sense that you want your scrubs to flatter your body type and be fashionable. Here we have picks for every type: curvy, tall, petite, pear shaped, and more!

Want some cheap yet chic ideas for fall? Find a dozen great accessories, most under $20, to wear with your scrubs and after your shift.