FIGS mens Axim Medical Scrubs Pants

Very nice fabric and high quality construction. The “tall” fit really is tall though. I’m 189cm/6’2” and the medium/tall was way too long for me — it’d be appropriate for somebody around 6’5” or taller.

Excellent quality

After wearing these scrubs exclusively for the last year, I have to say...I don’t like them. The waistband is more rigid than I’d like and with a non-functional fly, this is just unacceptable. If the waistband were made out of the same stuff as the rest of the pants and the drawstring was what held them up then I could see that. I have some sweatpants like that. And if I go up a size then the band is too loose and the pants fit like regular scrub pants and that’s just lame. I can get them tailored, but for scrubs (especially those that cost this much) that’s just ridiculous. Which is another point, only one inseam 32”, so if you’re a average to short guy, you’ll still have to get these hemmed. Why no 30” option? Also the cargo pockets are down by my knees so when I walk they inhibit my movement. No bueno. Also the fabric is ridiculously lint prone. They have a good idea, they just need to work on it a bit to get it there.

These scrubs are not made for fat people. There...I said it. If you're fat, keep scrolling. I'm not fat shaming, I'm just trying to keep someone from the trouble of having to send them back when they don't fit. For some reason, people are delusional when it comes to buying scrubs... especially scrubs that are made for thinner or fit people. It's like when you see those chunky dudes in those Under Armor compression shirts (well, not that bad) and you can't help wondering what they see when they look in the mirror. If you're below 10% body fat, you're safe to buy Figs in a size you normally wear. If not, you'd best be served to go up a size unless you're in total denial. If your moose knuckle pops out when you sit down...next size up, please. I bought these pants because I like all the pockets and they match the top I bought. They actually have two back pockets, which is awesome. Also, they don't have the cuffed ankles. Cuffed ankles on scrub pants is one of those "what was I thinking?" trends that will hopefully fade away again. That being said, these scrubs seem to be well made and they are pretty heavy. They stretch, but not as much as you might imagine. I bought the same set in a different color directly from Figs for about $15 or so cheaper. Just FYI. I pretty much copied and pasted from a review I did for a Figs scrub top I bought, so if this looks familiar, that's why.

The FitIm a 34 waist in mens, so i ordered a large.Did it fit well?It fits like a straight legged jogger since my thighs are muscular, but it does stretch well AND they do not slide when i clean the lafh before mixing ivs or put on shoe covers. Because of the straight fit, it is a little baggy at the ankle, but its fine; i can hem it though I don’t need to. 4/5 because it is a little slim above the knee. Wish i could get the joggers for that reason but i only wear it during work hours.How does it feel?Softer than my ex’s… yeah. It’s very good material. Breathable when i go out for lunch and i’m not cold in the clean room. 5/5Pockets?Deep front pockets, cargo space is good for a moleskin pad and pen. Back is solid for phone. 5/5Does it have a zipper?Nope, but it’s fine. 4/5Overall impression?Good for techs and nurses who are on the go all day. Would not mind working 7 days a week if i can wear these every day. 5/5.