SR Surgical

Hospital scrubs are specialized, loose-fitting garments worn by healthcare professionals to maintain hygiene and prevent contamination in clinical settings. They are typically made of cotton or a cotton-polyester blend, designed for comfort, durability, and ease of washing. Scrubs are not just for surgeons anymore, they're worn by a wide range of hospital personnel, including doctors, nurses, and other staff involved in patient care.
Scrubs act as a barrier, minimizing the spread of pathogens and maintaining a sterile environment, especially in operating rooms and other sensitive areas.
Scrubs help to identify healthcare professionals and create a sense of uniformity within the hospital environment.
Cotton, polyester, or a blend of both, providing durability and washability.
Typically a two-piece set consisting of a short-sleeved top and matching pants.
While originally green, scrubs are now available in various colors and styles, including different necklines and pocket designs.
Many hospitals allow for customization with logos or names.

Operating Rooms: Originally designed for surgical teams, scrubs are essential for maintaining a sterile environment during procedures.
Patient Care Areas: Doctors, nurses, and other healthcare staff wear scrubs while providing direct patient care.
Other Areas: Scrubs are also worn by veterinarians, dentists, and home health aides.