White Scrubs in Scrubs(1000+)

How many sets of white scrubs should I own?

In order to follow health and safety standards, it's a good rule of thumb to have one set of scrubs for each shift you work in a week, plus one extra set. Since white scrubs are more easily stained, you might want to keep a couple extra sets on hand. At the end of each shift, change out of your white scrubs when you get home and keep them separate from your other dirty clothes to prevent spreading germs. At the end of the week, wash all of your white scrubs together.

How should I wash white scrubs?

White scrubs should be washed separately from the rest of your laundry. To keep them looking bright and professional, you can use bleach or an oxygen wash to lift any stains. Once dry, your white scrubs should be hung in a closet to prevent wrinkling.

How should my white scrubs fit me?

White scrubs should be comfortable and not too tight or loose, with pant hems that stop at the top of your shoes. The best way to find the right fit is to measure yourself from shoulder to shoulder, shoulder to hip, and hip to ankle. These measurements can then be used when looking at the size charts to determine the best fit for you.