Medline Scrubs

This is the most common question we get, and the answer depends on the specific Medline Scrubs fabric. As a general rule:

• Medline AngelStat Scrubs are cut generously for a roomier, classic fit. If you are between sizes in these, we recommend sizing down.
• Medline Ave Scrubs offer a more tailored, modern fit that is closer to standard retail sizing. For these, we suggest ordering your true size.

Pro Tip: Always check the specific size chart on the product page. We've created custom charts to ensure you get the perfect fit the first time.

We understand this is a major concern for taller healthcare professionals. Yes, Medline offers "Tall" inseams for many of their most popular scrub pants, typically adding 2-3 inches in length. When browsing our site, you can filter specifically for "Tall" sizes to see all available options. If a specific color doesn't come in a tall version, the Medline Ave Scrubs are known for having a slightly longer standard inseam that works well for many people.

For maximum breathability and comfort during long shifts, we strongly recommend the Medline Performax Scrubs collection. These scrubs are crafted from high-quality, breathable, and stretchable fabric, providing maximum flexibility and ease of movement during long shifts. While the classic poly/cotton blends of the AngelStat line are incredibly durable, they don't offer the same level of active breathability as the modern synthetic fabrics. Think of it as the difference between a classic cotton t-shirt and modern athletic wear.

The budget-friendly, high-durability lines like AngelStat can feel a bit stiff right out of the package due to their high polyester content and the fabric finishing process. However, they absolutely soften up with each wash. To speed up the process, we recommend washing them with a cup of white vinegar (in place of fabric softener) for the first few cycles. This helps break down the initial stiffness without damaging the fabric's integrity.

Don't panic! Iodine stains are common but manageable if you act quickly. Do not use bleach, as it can yellow the fabric and weaken the fibers. Here is the method professionals use:

1. Blot, don't rub, any excess.
2. Flush the back of the stain with cold water.
3. Apply a stain remover designed for medical stains or a simple paste of clear dish soap and hydrogen peroxide. Let it sit for at least 30 minutes.
4. Wash in cold water with a good quality detergent.

Fading is a common issue with all dark-colored scrubs due to frequent, high-heat washing. To preserve the deep color of your Medline scrubs, follow these three rules:

1. Wash Cold: Always use cold water. Modern detergents are formulated to be just as effective in cold water.
2. Wash Inside Out: This reduces the friction on the outer surface of the fabric during the wash cycle.
3. Tumble Dry Low: High heat is the #1 enemy of color vibrancy. If possible, hang them to dry, or at the very least, use the lowest heat setting on your dryer.

For anyone considering a switch. Here's our direct comparison:

• Fit: Both have a classic, relaxed fit. We find that the Medline AngelStat Scrubs run slightly roomier and longer than the Cherokee Workwear Core Stretch line.
• Durability: Both are workhorses known for lasting a long time. The AngelStat's fabric feels a bit thicker and more structured initially, while the Cherokee often feels slightly softer out of the box.
• Value: Medline AngelStat Scrubs typically offers a more aggressive price point, making it an exceptional value for students, large groups, or anyone looking to build a full scrub wardrobe on a budget.