Be the First…Fall 2009 Collections now online!

August 4, 2009
UA Scrubs

UA Scrubs

Wow, I can’t believe its August again. It seems like just yesterday it was the beginning of Spring. The good news is that with August comes our new line of medical scrubs! This season UA has many new and exciting additions to our exclusive line of print and solid scrubs as well as the classics you have come to know and love. Here at Uniform Advantage we strive to keep our customers looking fresh and fabulous by updating our popular line of print scrubs with new styles . You will love the rich autumn hues and beautiful leaves and flowers featured in our Fall 2009 prints. Feast your eyes upon our festive Thanksgiving and Halloween print scrubs and pick some up just in time for the holidays.

Not only is UniformAdvantage.com known for its fun print scrub tops and print jackets, our solid scrubs are a huge hit with medical professionals everywhere as well. Our famous Butter-Soft scrubs still come in basic styles like the women’s two pocket top and unisex drawstring pants, and we have added new colors and body styles for Fall 2009 as well. The PC58C snap front top with drawstring waist adds a fresh twist to a classic with its contrasting solid trim lining the neckline and double pockets. The empire waist top with contrasting trim has become a popular style lately and so we have added one to our collection in beautiful fall colors and luxurious Butter Soft fabric: PC65C. Our new double stripe scrub top and scrub pants are sure to be a big hit for nurses that love sporty styles. We have added two new colors, Maize and Gecko Green to our popular Best Buy scrub collection. They look great when worn alone or with coordinating print scrub tops and print scrub jackets, and the best part is the value price that won’t break the bank.

As you can see, UA is committed to delivering the latest scrub uniform fashions at value prices that everyone can afford. Don’t put it off any longer; treat yourself to some new Fall 2009 scrubs at UniformAdvantage.com today!

~ Allison Cesaro
Contributing Editor

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Caring for your New Medical Scrubs

July 21, 2008

Tired of your scrubs fading and just looking dingy? It may be the type of scrubs you are buying or it may be the style in which you are washing them. To ensure a great fit and long lasting uniform, we recommend that you be selective in the quality of the fabrics as well as the style in which you launder them, so your medical scrubs last as long as possible.

We recommend that you invest your money in some high quality medical uniforms, like UA Scrubs, Butter Soft Scrubs, Landau Scrubs, Cherokee Uniforms, or Dickies Medical Scrubs. Not only are they more comfortable and stylish, but are made with some of the best fabrics in the marketplace today.

Washing your Nursing Uniforms:

Washing with care is the key to long lasting garments, so it is not recommended to use harsh or cheap detergents, because the fabric may not hold up over time. It is best to use a good quality detergent to clean your medical uniforms. It is also recommended to wash them separately from regular laundry to keep the spreading of germs to your non work clothes down to a minimum.

Rinsing your scrubs in cold is recommended to loosen any large deposits of material such as dirt, blood, or anything else that may linger in the wash cycle and make a mess of the water. Once you are finished rinsing, the garments should be then washed in hot water for about 10 minutes or so to kill bacteria as well as micro organisms. After washing, tumble dry your clothes to kill off additional germs.

If your medical uniform has an odor, simply use some vinegar. I would say ¼ to ½ cup is fine. And it is safe for the fabric. You can even use a color brightener or white wash to bring back the brilliance of the fabric, but do not use bleach because products with bleach may damage your fabric over time.

A warning here: High heat in washing and tumble drying will help to sanitize your hospital uniforms, but may also cause fading, shrinkage, and fabric loss over time. Some folks have opted to wash their medical scrubs in cold water and line dry. The choice is up to you and only you can determine what germs you may have come in contact with. Happy washing!

Your comments are important to us, so please let us know of any secrets you have come across to get your medical scrubs clean, bright, and germ free. We look forward to posting your comments.

For a great selection of nursing uniforms and accessories, please visit Uniform Advantage.

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