Cherokee Infinity Men Scrubs Pant Fly Front CK200A

I find these very comfortable, and they are aesthetically pleasing as well. This shirt has numerous pockets and breathable materials that do not restrict movement while also being stretchy. There is a tag on the package that says it contains microbes Fabric with a high level of resistance. They're too baggy, as other scrubs tend to be, but the waist is true to size. They're very long in the inseam. Since the legs are relatively long for someone who is 5'10", I had to get a Medium Short size. It would be best to get the "Short" version if you are shorter than 5'10"!.

Adelyn Flynn

| Sep 23, 2020

As a result, with Amazon I usually read all the negative reviews before deciding whether or not it's worth buying. It was worth the money I spent on it. IF THAT HELPS, I am 5'11" 180 pounds with an athletic build, and I purchased a medium. The fit is perfect. It's not baggy at all. There's a very clean look to it. For me, buying pants is typically hit or miss since my height and weight typically have me in between sizes. These were perfect.

At first, it looked thin to me. As soon as I remembered their scrubs, I realised that they were too thick for my purpose. In my work with clients I am able to move around freely and not feel cramped. You should keep this in mind if you are Since these pants are more like a pair of jeans than hospital scrubs, they wouldn't look good with hospital scrub tops since they are more like a.

Kylo Hunter

| May 03, 2021

They are great. They run long, but they are great scrubs. If you find yourself in unexpected positions, the stretchy fabric makes it easy to get comfortable. The carabiner is useful for attaching my trauma shears to the loop on the side leg pocket when I use the side leg Allows the shears to remain within easy reach while preventing them from sliding around. It is easy to store anything I need in the side pockets, which are deep. There are quite a few pocket depths in the hand pockets, as well. Even when I sit down, I will always be able to keep my work phone in my pocket. The inseam is a little long one thing to keep in mind. The sleeves are too long for my 5'10" frame. I ended up needing the short scrubs. Even with the short size, there's still some extra material around the ankles.

Alec Gorman

| Sep 15, 2020

The pants I ordered were a size bigger in the waist than I probably needed because I have a bigger lower body build. In terms of waist size, it isn't an issue with the button, the tie strings, and the ability to wear a belt. In terms of length, however, you should order one size smaller than you think you should. The pants are longer than the size chart suggests for the "tall" style and you might end up with pants that hang low if you choose the tall style, especially if you are not at all in need of Regardless of the size, they are fantastic pants, comfy, stretchy, stylish, and great feel, and they are ideal for any healthcare worker who likes to carry a lot of items in their pockets, since they are deep enough to keep items in place without falling out as they move.

Alec Riley

| Sep 01, 2020

It's great to have them around. I like the way they look and how well they wick liquid. I fell in love with the pockets on both the bottoms (6) and the top (4) the first time I tried them on. For the perfect fit every day, they have a zipper, a button, and traditional drawstrings. During my first day wearing them in the emergency room, I had a trauma with blood spilling everywhere. It landed on my legs and I was almost expecting it to run through and stain me, but it just wicked The black pair was the bloodiest of the three and I honestly couldn't tell where it was. The only other thing I have to say about these is that they look great, they feel great (I love how dry they feel, and they are probably polyester (I think)) and I would recommend them to anyone. One thing I'll point out is that the pants are a bit baggy at the ankles, but I am a shorter guy, 5'7".

Aiden Mays

| Mar 09, 2021

The search for scrub pants that fit reasonably well has been going on for a long time. The height of me is 6'1" and the weight is In most cases, when I buy clothes, my waist size and inseam do not match. It's a perfect fit for me in the mediums. There's no baggy feeling to them, and they're very comfortable. This has a very soft feel to it. My work colleagues will appreciate them and I'm going to buy a few colors more.

Landry Smith

| Oct 19, 2020

It is easy to clean and quick-drying. I now wear Infinity scrubs exclusively. In the past, I wore cotton tees underneath my scrub tops, but this line is so comfortable and light that I no longer need to. There is no problem with the waistline fitting, but if you buy your regular scrub size, they are quite baggy and long and your legs "pool" and bunch up at the top of your shoes. I usually wear M size tops and bottoms. I am 5' 11" and 160 pounds with a lean (not skinny) build. The Infinity line provides an excellent fit the S top and S Short pant are great. The S Short pants are fit just right at shoe level, and (although snug) leave an inch or two of pull room at the waist, showing off your ass for the female doctors.

Emanuel HOWELLS

| Nov 28, 2020

Iron is harder than most other metals. Despite being over six feet tall, my husband stands only 5'9". It is estimated that he weighs about 170 pounds. They are ideal for the medium short size, with my only slight complaint being that they are very It had been folded when I took it out of the packaging, so it had several creases on it. Although I thought most of the stains would come out once they were washed, none of them did. Use a cool iron according to the instructions. I do not think that this is The heat and steam have to be turned on. Neither the material nor the color seemed to be altered or ruined. The quality of this product is excellent, except there is a minor issue. They say these are very comfortable and are sure to last quite some time. He says they are very durable. He does not get too warm either since the material is such that he does not get too hot.

Stefan Holt

| Oct 15, 2020