THE NEW FABRIC ON THE SCENE
I have heard some people say that old scrubs make the best jammies because they are soft and comfy. The problem is by the time they get to that soft comfy stage, they probably don't look very professional to where at work. Problem solved! The new scrub fabrics the mills and manufacturers are coming out with are soft and comfy from day one!
How great would it be if scrubs could look great, feel good, stretch and move we we do, and what the heck, as long as we are asking, how about help to keep us safe? What features do you look for in the fabric your scrubs are made from?
It seams like every few months someone comes out with something new in fabric. Here is a brief overview of some of the newer, more interesting fabrics and their features that make them special. I think they are worth a look.
http://www.uniformsandscrubs.com/eon.html
The EON collection by Maevn introduces COOLMAX® fabric technology. 59% Polyester / 22% Rayon / 13% Elasterell-P Dupont Certified Fabric. See a video explaining the science behind it at https://coolmax.com/en/Technologies-and-Innovations/COOLMAX-technologies/CORE This technology employs specially engineered fibers that draw moisture away from the skin, keeping the wearer cool and dry. The lightweight, soft and breathable mesh material combined with our styling gives you a touch of sleek performance while maintaining a professional look. EON fabric is designed to be a wash and wear material that dries fast, is wrinkle resistant with minimal shrinkage.
http://www.uniformsandscrubs.com/sapphire-cherokee.html
Sapphire scrubs combine high-end fashion design with features that are essential for an active career. This unique attire features color-rich, four-way stretch fabric 62% Polyester / 34% Rayon / 4% Spandex Soft Stretch Twill with antimicrobial technology that drapes beautifully and looks simply stunning in the workplace. Sapphire is soft, cool and sophisticated. It's sure to become the favored attire of healthcare professional every working day!
http://www.uniformsandscrubs.com/code-happy.html
Code Happy Scrubs are designed for the professional who demands quality and contemporary styling, functional details and above all, comfort. Everybody wants to be happy, but there is always something that precedes happiness - feeling safe and secure. That's why Code Happy Scrubs are made with Anti-Microbial and Fluid Barrier technologies for added protection. Comfortable, safe and fun - Code Happy!
Certainty® 63% Polyester / 34% Cotton / 3% Spandex Antimicrobial Poplin Provides long-lasting freshness and reliable protection against unwanted bacteria: - Inhibits the growth of bacteria, yeast and algae - Minimizes odors and stains due to bacteria - Prolongs the useful life of the garment
Certainty Plus® 63% Polyester / 34% Cotton / 3% Spandex Antimicrobial Poplin Provides long-lasting freshness and reliable protection against unwanted bacteria: - Inhibits the growth of bacteria, yeast and algae
- Minimizes odors and stains due to bacteria - Prolongs the useful life of the garment
- NANOTEX® Fluid Barrier resists spills, is breathable and is durable for long-lasting protection.
http://www.uniformsandscrubs.com/cross-flex.html
FastDry®, Stain Breaker®, Rugged Flex® technology for quick wicking, stain releasing and ease of movement, Our innovative fabric uses FastDry® technology to wick away sweat to keep you dry, Stain Breaker® technology to release stains, and Rugged Flex® technology to provide stretch so it moves with you. The Cross-Flex fabric is made from 94% Polyester / 6% Spandex Stretch Dobby Fabric.
Scrub fabric has come a long way over the years, as has the fashion and styles for health care uniforms. We strive to have the latest and greatest on our site for you sometimes even before you can find them in the stores. Most of the manufacturers we work with do several updates to their lines a year, so don't forget to check back often to see what is new in healthcare apparel. You can find the newest items added in the middle of our home page under the heading of "Latest Arrivals".
