CHEROKEE Uniforms Authentic Workwear Unisex Scrub Set

I have been wearing 5 or 6 sets of these scrubs for at least 6 years? (maybe 8 years?) and wanted some new ones. In time, the color fades, as you'd expect, and fabric gets thinner. With all those washes, though, those scrubs are super soft and yet still resist wrinkles very well. The cut and fit is very comfortable, just right for me.Further, they are easy to care for. As the poly-cotton blend, you wash them on warm and dry on medium. Some scrubs that have a high cotton content require washing on cold. Using warm wash water gets out stains, dirt, and skin oils better, I believe.I ordered 5 new sets, same colors as before. They still fit just the same, and the pockets are in the same places, etc. THANK YOU Cherokee for not changing the cut or fit. I don't want them to fit tightly or they will tear and it restricts free movement.I returned 2 different types of Dickies scrubs, and 1 WonderWink type, since they had smaller / tighter shoulders in size Lg, and also a tighter fit at the waist/hips area. I am 5'10" tall and around 190 lbs, 34-35 waist, usually wear a 42 jacket or size Lg for most things that don't shrink (otherwise I buy XL sometimes, and it shrinks down). I do work out, but also do KB's, pullups, chinups, martial arts, dips, pushups, etc., and appreciate a little more shoulder space. I also usually wear an undershirt under the scrub top and that fits just right with these Cherokee tops.The new fabric is stiffer, but I know it will get softer as I wash and wear them more. I like the 2 pockets on the Rt. leg and the 1 back pocket. I also appreciate the cut and length of the sleeves and how they are just above the elbow instead of mid-upper arm. Also the waist/hip area drapes well, not too tight like some other scrubs (Dickies and WW) were. As a guy, I don't want tight shoulders and tight hips/waist in a shirt. I like to be able to move freely throughout the day, but not huge clothes either.This is a great set of scrubs, very reasonable price, and durable. Further, the fabric, although a bit hotter in summer, stays crisp and resists wrinkles very well. Some time ago I remember a guy telling me, 'wow, those are the crispest scrubs I've ever seen - do you iron them?" I responded that no, I didn't.

I need to use scrubs daily. These are the type where you buy and should not be surprised by is mediocrity because of the price..Fit: It fits large and wonky. But you usually want comfortable and large in scrubs.Pants: it's literally held up by the string. I'd HEAVILY suggest investing in scrubs with pants that have elastic.Pockets: Little to no usable pockets, so nowhere to put anything.Overall: Ok to buy 1 or 2 as extra sets, but if you're going to spend a long time in these, invest in pants such as:  Cherokee Workwear Scrubs Men's Cargo Pant, Black, Small  It has pockets, and elastic band.For a top invest in one like this:  Cherokee Workwear Scrubs Unisex Stretch V-neck Top  . The double pockets are great, and the fit is a lot better.If you're going to buy a cheap set, this one is much better:  NATURAL UNIFORMS Men's Scrub Set Medical Scrub Top and Pants 4XL Dark Navy Blue . It's cheaper, the top has pockets, and the pants have half elastic (in the back so it doesn't ride down)

Bought these for my brother in law for his birthday, he works overseas as a surgeon and they don't have this brand where he works. He was thrilled to get them. I took away a star because I bought three (Hunter Green, Pewter and Royal Blue). I initially bought the green and blue and it was a huge disappointment as the Hunter Green came missing the shirt, and this was 2 days before his birthday. I paid $40 in shipping costs and I was absolutely crushed that his gift was ruined, as they arrived 2 days before his birthday (despite ordering them 3 weeks earlier). I ended up having to buy a Hunter Green shirt separately so that he could have the full set. It's now a week after his birthday and he still doesn't have the full set, and was so excited to wear these to work. As a surgeon who works 24+ hours for little pay in a third world country, little things like scrubs from home really make a difference. As well, the sizes we're bigger than expected so he had to take them to a tailor to get hemmed and fitted. Order a size down! Once I have the complete sets I'll have him send me a picture so if you're thinking of ordering any if the colours I did, you can see what it looks like!

Bought these to shadow at a hospital and for my first pair of scrubs, not bad.My experience with these scrubs:I wear a medium-large depending on the brand and when I bought a small, I found that it fit me with a little room but still a bit tight.I work out so I have somewhat broad shoulders and despite that, it still fit me shoulder wise.The material isn't too stiff or flexible. It's more like an in between. It certainly isn't the lightest (weight wise) but that's not an issue to me. Sometimes I want to take these off because they're not as comfortable under a white coat. I have used the scrubs issued from the hospital itself and those are much more comfortable.The pants are LONG. I wear a 32 waist wise and I was still able to fit this but length wise, I was DROWNING in them. I am about 5" 7' and naturally short so I was expecting them to be a bit long on me but they were so long that it had to be altered about 7 inches before they were proper length.Quality is exceptional, as I can see that this is something you can wear for a while that lasts a while too (if you can get it to fit you properly).Conclusion: I'd say that if you're short or have an athletic build that fits between a medium and large, go for the medium. These run slightly large. Also, be prepared to find a tailor. You will need one. If you don't like stiff fabrics, go for something else.