Q: Will a specific color (like Black or Royal Blue) look the same across different brands?

A: Generally speaking, no. Colors will not match across different vendors. For example, a Cherokee color code BLK will not exactly match a Dickies color code BLK. While they may look very close under certain lighting, they are not an exact match because each manufacturer uses proprietary dye formulas.

Q: Can I match colors within the same brand?

A: Usually yes, but it depends entirely on the fabric collection. Colors made by the exact same vendor can still vary between their different product lines due to the composition of the fabrics (such as a cotton-poly blend vs. a high-stretch spandex blend). different fabrics absorb dye differently.

• Example: A Cherokee Infinity top with color code BAPS will not exactly match a Cherokee Workwear pant with color code BLK.

Q: How do I ensure my top and bottoms perfectly match to "Complete the set?"

A: Always match the vendor-specific color codes. When looking to build a flawless, uniform matching set, look for the exact matching abbreviation in the product listing.

• How to do it right: If you are buying a Black Cherokee Workwear Top with color code BLKW, ensure the Cherokee Workwear jacket or pant you buy to accompany it also features color code BLKW.

Q: Are scrub sizes universal across all the brands you carry?

A: No, there is no universal industry standard for medical apparel sizing. A size Medium in one brand may fit differently than a Medium in another. Because we are an authorized retailer for multiple elite manufacturers (Cherokee, Dickies, Healing Hands, etc.), the individual size charts on our product pages are provided directly by those specific brands to ensure maximum accuracy for their unique cuts.

Q: How do I know which size to choose to "Complete the set?"

A: We always recommend measuring yourself and checking the specific product's size chart. Because every individual has their own personal preference on how tight or loose they like their workwear to fit, your measurements are your best baseline.

• The Golden Rule for In-Between Sizes: If your measurements fall on the higher end of a manufacturer's size bracket, the manufacturers explicitly recommend sizing up to ensure optimal comfort, mobility, and breathability during long 12-hour shifts.
  
  

Q: What is the difference between "Contemporary," "Modern," and "Traditional" fits?

A: Manufacturers design different cuts tailored to different style and mobility preferences. When browsing our collections to Complete the set?, you will generally see two main categories:

• Contemporary Fit (Form-Fitting): This cut features a lower rise, a more tapered shape, and is designed to contour closer to the body for a sleek, modern look. Because it is form-fitting, it offers a more tailored appearance.
• Modern / Missy / Traditional Fit (Looser Fit): This cut offers a more classic, relaxed fit. It provides additional room throughout the chest, waist, and hips, making it ideal for professionals who prefer a looser, traditional uniform with maximum room for mobility.

Q: Which fit should I choose?

A: It comes down to your personal comfort style. If you prefer your scrubs to have an athletic, closer-to-the-body silhouette, go with Contemporary. If you want a standard, relaxed workspace feel with extra breathing room, stick with Modern or Traditional.

Fit Tip: If you are transitioning from a Modern fit to a Contemporary line, keep the manufacturer's golden rule in mind: if you are on the upper edge of a size, consider sizing up for the best comfort.