Medical scrubs are the standard uniform worn by healthcare professionals, including doctors, nurses, surgeons, and other medical staff. Scrubs are designed to be worn in hospitals, clinics, and other healthcare settings where hygiene and comfort are essential.

Key features of medical scrubs include:

• Comfortable Design: 

     Scrubs are typically loose-fitting and comfortable, allowing for ease of movement during long shifts and various medical tasks.

• Simple and Functional: 

     The design is straightforward, often consisting of a short-sleeved top and drawstring pants. 

• Easy to Clean:

     Scrubs are made from materials that are easy to clean and disinfect, recognizing the need for frequent washing to maintain a clean and sterile environment.

• Different Colors and Patterns: 

     While traditional scrubs were typically green or blue, modern scrubs come in a variety of colors and patterns. Different healthcare facilities may have specific color codes or patterns to distinguish various roles or departments.

• Hygiene and Infection Control: 

     The primary purpose of medical scrubs is to maintain a hygienic environment. They are worn to minimize the risk of spreading infections, and the materials used often have antimicrobial properties.

• Identification of Roles: 

     Different healthcare professionals may wear scrubs of varying colors or styles, helping to identify their roles within a hospital or clinic. This aids in communication and streamlines the workflow.

• Personalization: 

     Many healthcare professionals personalize their scrubs with embroidered names, department logos, or other identifiers to add a touch of individuality while adhering to facility guidelines.

• Specialized Scrubs: