Fit Right Medical Scrubs Blog
Refresh Your Weekday Wardrobe With Colour
We know there’s not too much styling flexibility when you wear scrubs to work everyday, but that doesn’t mean you can’t still shake up your look every once in a while! Experimenting with colour is an easy way to hit reset and reinvigorate your on-duty style, and thankfully Fit Right have a wide range of coloured scrubs just a scroll and click away. We’re not here to reinvent the wheel, we know that sometimes go-to colours are go-to's for a reason, but that doesn’t mean you can’t experiment with tried and tested shades. We all get stuck in style ruts...
Caring For Your New Favourite Scrubs
So, you’ve finally found the perfect pair of scrubs, they’re ultra-comfortable and fit like a dream. Now, how do you make sure they last the distance? Fit Right Medical Scrubs are one step ahead, using only premium quality fabrics, our scrubs are designed for longevity and durability but, as always, a little TLC never goes astray. Read on for our top tips on how to care for your scrubs; 1. Cold Machine Wash Keep those fun and vibrant colours as bright as the day you bought them by washing in cold water. For extra colour protection, add a dash of...
Celebrating International Women’s Day
In the lead up to International Women’s Day we’re taking a moment to celebrate all of the wonderful women in our lives. From family and friends, to patients and our wonderful customers, the Fit Right team are amazed by the myriad of positive impacts our fabulous community of women make to the lives of others every single day. The theme for International Women’s Day 2022 is ‘Break the Bias’. This year is all about recognising gender inequality, raising awareness against bias and taking action to celebrate the achievements of women as we strive for a gender equal world. The pressure...
When Did Nurses Stop Wearing White Uniforms and Start Wearing Scrubs?
For centuries, nurses wore white dresses, pinafores and nurse caps as they served their community. This traditional uniform was established in the 1800's, long before the first World War and was designed to represent femininity more than it was designed for practicality. Over the years, the uniform underwent many changes as it adapted to the roles of nurses until the 1980's when it became almost entirely about its practicality. Nowadays, our nurses and healthcare workers are blessed with the practical design of scrubs (although, we know that not all scrubs feel like a blessing to wear). Scrubs were an exciting development for Nurses...