Dickies Gen Flex Men Scrubs Pant Drawstring Cargo 81003
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It's similar, but it has a purple undertone rather than a dark red/brown one. Thank you, Customer Service,br>br>br>br>br>br>br>br>br>br>b
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They are very comfortable, according to my husband; the material does not stretch, but it is very soft, and he enjoys wearing them.
I needed a waist size of 40 and a length of 34 inches, so I ordered a size 2xl. They're very comfortable, but after the first wash, they're too short, looking more like a 32 length. I was still one of them.
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I now own three pairs of these, and I'm a woman. br>br>Because they're more functional, I prefer them to the female version. The waistband is a genuine elastic band, not the flimsy ones found on women's pants. The pockets are better, and they're long enough that talls aren't required. I wish companies would begin producing more functional women's scrubs.
I'm a registered nurse who specializes in mental health. Scrubs are not required, but they are recommended. Having said that, I wear these whenever I have a spare pair. I've never bought the tops before, and I'm not planning on doing so any time soon. Scrub tops, no matter how comfortable, do not appeal to me. The bottoms, on the other hand As an example, consider the following: I bought three pairs three years ago and now wish I had bought ten. With each wear, they become more comfortable, and they're now cozier than my favorite pajamas and faded old blue jeans. When I get to wear these to work, I feel as if I'm getting away with something. There hasn't been a single stitch that hasn't come out. There are no gaps to be found. There are no tears in the fabric. For anyone who enjoys comfort, a variety of pockets, and durability, I HIGHLY recommend the scrub bottoms. My wife claims that they look good on me as well.
I bought these scrubs to wear in research labs. They're not too light, but they're not weak or brittle when put to the test. Even in Big, the fit is good. Sizes that are tall. Cargo pockets are very useful and can fit my large cell phone pouch in them. br>br>While wearing shorts in a research lab is not recommended, these scrubs are a great alternative for researchers of all sizes.
I work in a hospital as a Patient Care Tech. I'm 6'1" tall, 270 pounds, and muscular, but my Old Navy jeans have a 42 waist. I purchased the XL size and they are extremely comfortable. I've had them for three months and have washed them once or twice a week. Even when fully loaded with items in the pockets, the elastic waist keeps these from falling down. I don't usually carry a lot of stuff. I only have my wallet, scissors, and a few pairs of gloves (yes, I have to carry my own XL gloves). Although I rarely use the drawstring, it's nice to have one in case the pants become too heavy. The best feature of these pants is the pockets. There are side pockets (like jeans), one back pocket, deep cargo on the right leg, deep wide cargo on the left leg with a snap closure, shallow pockets on either side superior to the cargo pockets, and a bungee loop, in case you couldn't tell from the description or pictures. If you're like me and the rooms don't have your size gloves, I can fit enough gloves in the right side pocket and left cargo pocket to last you half to 3/4 of the day. Because I'm afraid of things falling out of the shallow pockets, I don't use them very often. I keep my wallet in the back pocket, a bunch of gloves in the right side and left cargo, bandage scissors, a pen and marker clipped inside the right cargo, germicidal wipe packets in the right cargo, any extra paperwork (folded) in the right cargo, and dry-cleaning supplies in the right cargo. I keep a few pairs of last-ditch gloves in the left shallow pocket to remind me when it's time to restock; I also keep a marker and any personal papers in there. They only shrank a little in the wash, so they're almost too short, but as they ride down (immediately after walking), they're just right. I'm not treading on them, dragging them through God knows what, and I'm not getting them caught on the tongues of my shoes. The color is a little brighter than different brands of wine. It's a shade of scarlet that's a little darker. That hasn't been an issue for me, but you might want to double-check if your management is extremely detail-oriented. As the garment fades a little after washing, the color difference becomes less noticeable. The only thing I'd change is the back pocket's velcro closure, which makes getting my wallet out difficult. I'd rather have a snap that can be left open, but that's just me. I'm not sure if the velcro has ever saved my wallet from being misplaced.
My only criticism of these extremely comfortable work pants is that they are more prone to tearing than I anticipated. Make sure you bring an extra pair of shoes to work with you if you're going to be sitting on sharp objects like I do inside power generation turbines that are being overhauled. Aside from that, they're a great fit and provide a lot of mobility. They have a lot of snap pockets that you can use for anything from wallets to phones to tools. Once tied, the ties stay in place. They also dry much faster than cotton scrubs, which is ideal for anyone who works in contaminated areas of nuclear power plants, as I do, and who is required to wear scrubs to work.
My oldest pair, which is three years old and still going strong, is made of sturdy, flexible, and soft materials. My only complaint is that they stain easily, but I've been able to remove stains with a little elbow grease, and I'd recommend these to anyone. These fit my body perfectly because I'm a larger man. If you do a lot of bending and squatting, these will help you avoid problems.
I bought these pants with the intention of wearing them every day. I'm not sure about the colorful ones, but the black version with contrast stitching doesn't look like scrubs pants at all. They're incredibly comfortable, with solid stitching and a surprisingly soft fabric. When you rub them, they don't make a lot of noise, and when you walk, they don't make a'swishing' sound like some other scrubs pants. br>br>The pockets are huge, the material is fluid-resistant, and the material keeps you cool but not cold, if that makes sense. Keep in mind that the pant legs are ridiculously long, so if you're under six feet, expect to hem them and possibly narrow the width depending on the size you order. Overall, I'm a big fan of these pants.
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