Tuesday, October 30, 2012
Tuesday, October 23, 2012
Friday, May 25, 2012
Print Scrubs Top…Should You?
Print scrub tops are becoming extremely popular nowadays. Print scrub tops can be fun and lift spirits in your office or place of work, but here are a few things you may want to consider before you wear your favorite cartoon character top.
Where you work – If you work on the cardiac floor of a hospital, a cartoon covered scrub top may not be wise. Conversely if you work on the pediatric floor, these printed tops are extremely important and very necessary. They can lift spirits and make a world of difference.
Professionalism – Can you really be taken serious walking around with bunnies and chickens on your top. Remember you represent your employer and professionalism is extremely important and should always be in theforefront of your mind.
Look the Part – You’ve worked hard, spent many hours to get where you are in your career, don’t you think you need to look the part. If it doesn’t fit where you work, don't wear it.
Wednesday, May 23, 2012
Solid Plus Size Scrubs
The solid plus size scrub is classic and traditional. These scrubs just look professional which is probably why most hospitals have a very strict dress code that requires these solid scrubs in specific colors.
Sometimes it seems like these solid scrubs tend to get a bad rap. They are the boring, dull scrubs. Well not necessarily, just because scrubs are solid they can also be fashionable as well. You’re never limited when it comes to choosing a solid plus size scrub. We offer a number of solid scrubs from the one chest pocket, to the mock wrap and tunic styles. We also have a number of contrasting trim tops to choose from as well.
Another plus with choosing the solid plus size scrub, is the fact that you can mix and match. Switch up your look with colors that are available. At plus size scrub we offer a 15 different color options to select from.
Lastly you always want to pick scrubs that look great on you. Typically darker color solid scrubs will make you look slimmer while lighter colors may emphasis your figure more. It really just depends on what you prefer.
Solid scrubs aren’t all bad. You still have a number of options and can still be quite fashionable in them. If you don't believe, take a second to look at our many choices.
Monday, May 21, 2012
Color Plus Size Scrub Sets
Choosing the right color plus size scrub set is an important part of choosing your scrub set, especially if you have the opportunity and freedom to choose your scrub color. You want to make sure that you are choosing colors that are appropriate depending on where you work. The first thing however to ensure that you are choosing scrubs look good on you. Darker colors tend to make plus size individuals appear slimmer and accentuate your curves. So let’s say you are lucky enough to choose the color of scrubs here are a couple of t
hings to consider.
hings to consider.
1) Where you work is an important factor when considering your plus size scrub color. The scrubs you choose have the ability to provide insight into your personality. Your scrub color can also lift spirits. Typically pediatric nurses where brighter colors to improve the experience for kids that are ill. Whereas older individuals tend to favor more subdue colors such as dark green or grey.
2) What you do is also an important factor. Not all nurses do heavy lifting so to speak, so weigh where you work before you choose your scrub color. For ICU or other critical care nurses, a darker scrub color is ideal. These scrubs will absorb stains which will definitely happen in the ICU.
Choosing your scrub color is an important thing. Bottom line is you want to choose and where scrubs that looks and feels great on you. There are a number of color options to choose from so take these things into consideration and have fun in the process.
Tuesday, May 15, 2012
The Plus Size Scrub Pant
Let’s talk plus size scrub pants. There are a number of options to choose from when it comes to the plus size scrub pants. Let’s be honest, durability, comfort and functionality are the most important things for the busy medical professional. No one has time to worry about whether or not their pants can keep up with their hectic schedules. Let’s look at a few of the options:
1) The Cargo Pant – This type of pant is usually made with sturdy material that provides durability day in and day out. The cargo pant gives you the space to carry all of your gear. With the additional pockets you have space for your pens, keys, cell phone etc. If you’re looking for a pant that can stand up to the active work life of a medical professional the cargo pant is a solid choice.
2) The Boot Cut – Normally when you think of boot cut you think of denim pants, but that isn’t entirely the case. The boot cut scrub pant is especially key in disguising the more curvy body type, by making the curvy hips appear slimmer. So if you’re looking for a fun, stylish type of scrub pants that looks good on every body type, the boot cut may be for you.
3) Flare Leg – Just like with the boot cut, the flare leg is commonly thought of as a pair of denim pants. The flare leg normally is tight to the knee before opening up and widening out to a bell bottom. The flare legs are fitted through the waist and thighs, allowing you to move freely without the fabric slipping or bunching, but the flare slims and accentuates the hips. If you’re looking for a slimming form fitting pant that works well for comfortable movement, flare is what you need.
The plus size scrub pant is an essential part of your wardrobe, make sure you choose wisely.
Friday, May 11, 2012
Plus Size Nursing Uniforms
The most common uniform of nursing professionals is the scrub. The nursing uniform is usually if a major accomplish after you have finally made it through school and past your state boards. There are few things to consider when purchasing a plus size nursing uniform.
The first thing is to check with either the hospital or place of employment before you purchase any nursing uniforms. Check out their policy to see what is acceptable attire, colors etc. The last thing you want to do is purchase a stock pile of scrubs that you won’t be able to wear.
Next there is no need to spend an arm and a leg on scrubs. Don’t get me wrong, cheap doesn’t mean lacking quality. You need quality scrubs that will be move when you need them to, and stand up to all of the daily activities that will be coming your way. Shop around, there are a number of options available to you that won’t result in you having to mortgage your house for a plus size nursing uniform.
Lastly make sure that you are choosing scrubs that look and feel great on you. Often time’s people tend to overlook the fact that just because this is a required uniform you can’t look good in them. Nursing plus size uniforms can be stylish and accentuate your body while providing comfort at the same time.
The plus size nursing uniform is an important factor in your daily activities. Make sure you take all of these things into consideration when choosing your uniform.
Wednesday, May 9, 2012
Traditional Whites
For a long time white was the only scrub color for nurses, and while things have changed since that time some folks still consider white scrubs as looking the most professional of all. The idea was that white scrubs provided a more clean and sterile look. It was also an easy way to identify nursing staff. The negatives that you normally hear regarding white scrubs, is the impracticality of the uniform. By the end of the day with everything that nurses are involved in, most often times you would be a mess by the end of the day.
At one time there was only the classic v-neck white scrub top, but that’s not the case anymore. Often times we think that just because you are required to wear white scrubs that you can’t show individuality which couldn’t be further from the truth. Over time there have been a number of different styles of tops that are available. Form the mock wrap, tunics and empire waists, to the tie backs. All of these styles can show personality and individuality and can erase that boring look and feel that the idea of white scrubs may have.
Times have changed and a lot of hospitals have become more lenient when establishing required uniforms. So if you have the option of choosing color, or you’re required to wear scrub whites, you can find plus size scrubs to fit your needs.
Monday, May 7, 2012
Nursing Scholarships
Here at Plus Size Scrub we are always committed in providing the as much information to our customers as possible, and that includes future nurses or medical professionals. We know that education is a must and it is extremely devastating to prevent someone from going to school simply based on financial reasons. Check out this list of websites:
Discover Nursing Scholarships –http://www.discovernursing.com/scholarship_search.asp
American Health Care Assoc. Scholarship –http://www.ahca.org/news/nr030320.htm
Nursingscholarships.com – http://www.fastweb.com/ib/google-14f
National Black Nurses Association – http://www.nbna.org
Minority Nurse Scholarships –http://www.minoritynurse.com/financial/scholarships.html
Army ROTC Scholarships –http://www.jhu.edu/~rotc/scholarship_main_page.htm
Nursing Student Loan Program – http://bhpr.hrsa.gov/dsa/pages/nu.htm
Scholarships for Nursing – http://www.free-4u.com/nursing.htm
All Nursing Schools, Including Scholarships –http://www.allnursingschools.com/faqs/scholarships.php
Once you get your scholarship, come back and check out our selection of scrubs. You’re going to need them.
Friday, April 20, 2012
Scrub Do’s and Don’ts
If you’re a medical professional then the scrub is probably your daily required uniform. Let’s not kid each other here, everyone has a body type and not all things look good on everyone. This list isn’t simply about wearing a cartoon character scrub top in the ICU, these are just a few of the major fashion faux pas that I’ve seen in my day and wanted to share.
Peep Show – Ladies make sure that the scrub top you wear is the correct size. You’re at work to do a job, and giving all of your patients a peep show isn’t one of them. If you’re wearing a v neck and there is way too much skin showing, by all means wear an undershirt. Keep in mind that this is a place of business and professionalism is important.
Choose Scrubs Your Size – I’ve often seen female nurses wearing skin tight scrub pants that look like they were literally painted on. There is no way that you’re able to function let alone be productive in pants that are too tight. Choose pants that give you the ability to move and actually do your job and leave the skinny jeans for the clubs.
Transparent Scrubs – I know some nurses are required to wear white scrubs, and others choose to wear them. Whatever the case, if you’re wearing white scrubs please make sure that you have on dark colored under garments. There’s nothing worse than seeing a flowered bra through a nurses scrub top, or seeing flowered panties as they pass you. If you have something against darker colored undergarments, then definitely splurge and get white scrubs that aren’t see through.
These are only a few of the faux pas that I’ve see many nurses commit. Please don’t end up being the main topic of the break room at your job. Take a look at the selection of plus size scrubs that are offered.
Wednesday, April 18, 2012
Dark Color Scrubs
Not everyone has the option of choosing the color scrubs that you are required to wear, but if you’re one of the lucky ones and get to choose your color we wanted to give you heads up on something’s to consider.
Some people tend to shy away from darker colors as they think it makes them look harsher, but that isn’t necessarily the case. One advantage of dark colors is the fact that it hides stains easily. This is definitely a plus as a nurse because as we all know that stains are inevitable. Dark color scrubs are great, but be mindful of them. Break up some of the monotony of the color by using other contrasting colors.
In most medical fields, we want to make sure that our patients are uplifted and not but in an even somber mood because of your scrubs. Don’t get me wrong, you don’t always need to wear pastels or cartoon character scrubs in your field, but going to dark all the time can be a bit overwhelming. Darker colored scrubs are especially ideal for male nurses, who tend to lean towards the darker blues, green, grays.
Take a look at all of our many scrubs choices, all available in 15 different color choices, sure to fit your needs.
Monday, April 16, 2012
What to Do About Those Pesky Scrub Stains
As
nurses we know that we cannot escape some of the not so pleasant things that we
come in contact with on a daily basis. Let’s face it, most of the things are
extremely gross and often times they end up on our scrubs. Here are a few
suggestions of how to get out some of those pesky scrub stains and keep you
looking great and professional.
Vomit
Stains –
Rinse
in warm water and apply a tablespoon of ammonia. If you have a stain stick use
this as well, otherwise rinse the ammonia with warm water and the stain should
be gone.
Blood
Stains –
Apply
cold water and bar soap. If the stains are in white scrubs, then hydrogen
peroxide is the way to go. For color scrubs then cold water, bar soap to scrub
the stain. If you have a stain stick that could also be used.
Urine
Stains –
Mix
water, with simple green and ammonia. Work this solution into the stain and let
sit for a bit. Wash your garment as normal and the urine smell and stain should
be gone.
Ink
Stains –
To
treat ink stains you can use an acetone product like nail polish remover. Work
the stain and wash as normal.
Just
in case the stain is too large or you don’t have these items available keeping
an extra set of scrubs from Plus Size Scrub is always a good idea.
Monday, April 9, 2012
Autism Awareness Month
April
is National Autism Awareness month. Autism is a developmental disorder of that
appears in the first 3 years of life, and affects the brain’s normal
development of social and communication skills. Did you know that according to
the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 1 out of 54 boys and 1 in
252 girls are diagnosed with Autism? Every year on World Autism Day, autism organizations
around the world celebrate the day with fundraising and awareness raising
events. Here at Plus Size Scrub we want to celebrate with the world and shine a
light on the millions of individuals who go undiagnosed every day.
Both
World Autism Day and World Autism Awareness Month bring awareness to Autism as
a growing global health crisis. Outfit all of the individuals treating this
disease in new scrubs from Plus Size Scrub.
To find out about all of the events
during World Autism Awareness Month check near you check out the events
calendar: http://support.autism-society.org/site/Calendar?view=MonthList
Sunday, April 8, 2012
Celebrate Easter with Plus Size Scrub
Easter
is fast approaching, so celebrate it with family gatherings, egg hunts and why
not some new scrubs. Take a look at our huge selection of plus size scrubs sets
and separates. We have a number of very funky and cool looking scrubs in 15
different colors. If you’re looking for a little something special for your
sweetheart to show her that you care and you’re paying attention when you hear
her talk about needing new scrubs, or simply shopping for yourself, we have
what you need. We offer a variety of styles from v-neck, mock wrap to tunic and
we also have unisex scrubs for the guy in your life. If you don’t need plus
size scrubs, then definitely take a look at our selection of lab coats and
scrubs jackets. Were sure you’ll find something that will fit your needs and
help you perk up your wardrobe.
If
you don’t celebrate Easter then certainly celebrate spring with Plus SizeScrub. We want you looking good and feeling even better in your new scrubs from
Plus Size Scrub. Have a happy and safe holiday from your friends.
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