Autumn is almost here and it’s time for a wardrobe refresher! If you’re wondering which scrubs are “go to” items for men in the nursing profession right now, take a look at these new looks we’re loving…you’ll want to incorporate them into your closet STAT!
Look #1: Love comics? You’ll get a kick out of this “Mighty Thor” scrubs top–and we’re guessing your patients will, too. Pair it with a cheery pair of red pants to bring some fall flair to your look.
Unisex top in “Mighty Thor,” Cherokee.com
Unisex cargo drawstring pant in red, Cherokee.com
Look #2: Dig solids over prints? You’ll look anything but basic in a navy scrubs top and pewter pants…more like “put together” and “polished” in the deep autumn colors.
Men’s v-neck top in navy, Cherokee.com
Men’s fly front drawstring pant in pewter, Cherokee.com
Look #3: For a casual look, pair a gray, khaki or olive scrubs pant with a raglan color-block top. This style from Dickies evokes the memory of a baseball team without actually sporting anything other than a brand logo.
Men’s raglan sleeve top in black/olive, Dickies.com
Men’s cargo drawstring pant in olive, Dickies.com
Look #4: Autumn is all about rich colors…like this deep eggplant hue. Balance the bold top with simple black pants for a stylish scrubs look
Men’s v-neck top in wine, Cherokee.com
Men’s cargo drawstring pant in black, Cherokee.com
Which of these looks is your favorite? Which scrubs styles are you incorporating into your wardrobe this fall?
Sponsored by Cherokee Uniforms
When we discuss students, we always mention their qualities. Those qualities show what they are…
If you or someone you know is juggling mental health issues alongside substance abuse, understanding…
For the last couple of weeks, the Israel-Hamas conflict has taken over the news cycle.…
Our eyes are invaluable, serving as our windows to the world. The ability to see…
Undoubtedly, one of the most demanding and challenging professions is nursing. Nurses work long hours in…
Echocardiography, or echo for short, is a key diagnostic test used by cardiologists to assess…
