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Dec 10

Whether you’re new to the scrub-wearing game or a veteran at donning the duds, at some point you’ll face that harrowing question - “How many scrubs does a person really need?” 2? 5? 25?

The answer is: it depends. So before you throw out your 30 year collection of scrubs (or run to the nearest store and buy 12 more pairs), check out these tips and tricks for determining just how many scrubs you really need:

First, make sure you know your employer’s policies on scrub cuts, colors, and patterns. Does your employer use color coding to distinguish between departments? Are patterned scrubs allowed? You don’t want to run out and buy your favorite Mickey Mouse scrubs and then find out your employer only allows solid colors. Check the rule book before updating your wardrobe.

Compare your laundry schedule and work schedule. It’s true, some of us only do laundry every other week. Others like to throw in a load every other night. Think realistically about how often you do laundry and whether or not you care about having freshly washed scrubs every single time you work. (Tip: if you regularly pick up extra shifts you should keep an extra pair of scrubs on hand so that you’re not scrambling to find a clean pair at the last minute.)

Look for wear and tear. How tough are you on your scrubs? Just because you think you have enough scrubs doesn’t mean it’s not time to retire some of the old ones. Do at least an annual check on your scrubs to determine which ones to keep and which ones to toss.

Check the weather. Do you live in a cold climate state? You may want to invest in some long-sleeved scrub jackets (such as Landau Scrub Jackets Crew Neck Warm-up Jacket) for the winter months. This means you’ll need both short-sleeved and long-sleeved scrubs. If you live in a warm-weather state you are more likely to get through the winter with the same short-sleeved scrubs that you wear in the summer (though you may want to layer a tank or long-sleeved t-shirt if it gets a little cool).

Consider your own personal tastes. If your employer allows you to choose the cut and colors of your scrubs then you have the freedom to express yourself through your work attire. What’s your style? Do you want some with patterns (check out these patterned Scrub Tops, Scrub Bottoms & Scrub Jackets) and some that are solid? Do you want special holiday scrubs? Think about what colors and patterns will most make you feel comfortable and cheerful at work.

So, bottom line - think carefully about your unique needs and tastes before buying (or throwing out) all your scrubs. When it’s time to get some new work apparel Scrubs123 will meet your needs!

How many scrubs you use? Let us know!

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14
Dec 10

Scrubs for Winter

Maybe you’re lucky enough to live in a warm weather state and the idea of winter scrubs has never crossed your mind. Or, maybe you’re like the rest of us and you’re scrambling to garb yourself in attire that is comfortable, professional, and above all warm enough to withstand winter’s bite.

Look no further. Stick to these simple tips and you’ll make it through until Spring:

Layer up. Keep your short-sleeved Summer scrubs in the rotation by pairing them with long sleeved t-shirts underneath. This instantly expands your winter wardrobe and gives you the added benefit of being able to remove layers of clothing if you become too hot.

If just one layer under your scrubs isn’t enough then add a tank top under your clothes. Make sure the tank is snug fitting so that it doesn’t look too bulky under your t-shirt and scrubs. Plus, a snug fitting inner layer helps to trap your body heat and wick away any perspiration moisture.

Invest in a couple scrub jackets, such as a Cherokee Scrub Jackets Cardigan Style Scrub Lab Jacket. Scrub jackets offer the same ease of movement as regular scrub tops plus the warmth of full-length sleeves. Same array of colors and styles - just a bit more sleeve length.

Don’t forget your feet.  Make sure that your shoes are both waterproof and breathable so that outside moisture stays out and any foot perspiration can expire (dry feet = warm feet). Specially designed socks that wick away moisture will also help to keep your toes toasty (check out these Dickies Footwear & Socks Women’s Antimicrobial Socks (3 pair), Charcoal Cheetah).

Check out Scrubs123 on the web. Whether you’re happily employed in a warm-weather state or desperately counting down the days ‘til Spring, Scrubs123 has you covered!

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10
Dec 10

The 12 Days of Scrubs Christmas will soon be over. Have you taken advantage of our deals to stuff the stockings of your colleagues? Start your day off right and hum along if you do not know the words…

On the 11th day of the 12 Days of Scrubs Christmas, Scrubs123.com gave to me:

And 15% off  your total order when you use promo code “Holiday15″ at checkout

All Medline prints for $8.99

And a 99 cent sales bin

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Dec 10

What are you doing today? Maybe starting/finishing your holiday decorating or are you shopping for holiday deals? Let us know what you are doing and continue along with the 12 Days of Scrubs Christmas…

On the 9th day of the 12 Days of Scrubs Christmas, Scrubs123.com gave to me:

And 15% off  your total order when you use promo code “Holiday15″ at checkout

All Medline prints for $8.99

And Medline Angelstat Unisex Reversible pants with Drawstring for  $6.99

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Dec 10

The giving spirit is alive and well at Scrubs123.com. We are getting great responses from customers who have been following the 12 Days of Scrubs Christmas every day. Your comments make our day. To show you how much we enjoy your feedback…

On the 7th day of the 12 Days of Scrubs Christmas, Scrubs123.com gave to me:

$4.99 for Select Print Warm-Up Jackets

Comfortease Unisex Reversible Top @ $7.99

And 15% off  your total order when you use promo code “Holiday15″ at checkout