So, how do you think your custom Sassy Scrubs are made?  I bet it's not how you think they're made!  Come on, let's find out how close you were....

Most garments today are made in large, dingy factories, with noise and dust prevalent.  It is a scary business, with little thought given to the needs of the worker much less the customer....

Here at Sassy Scrubs, we have an entirely different approach.

Ten year old, Katelyn, is fascinated by animals of all sizes and colors!  When Katelyn was given the opportunity to have her wish granted by the Make-A-Wish Foundation of North Texas, it came as no surprise when Katelyn wished to be a Veterinarian for a day!  Not only did she arrive in style, Katelyn also wore Sassy Scrubs and a personalized lab coat that was sure to make all her co-workers jealous!

The highly successful e-commerce company Sassy Scrubs announces their innovative Clearance Scrubs Outlet service, which provides nurses and doctors with a chance to purchase quality work-wear at a cost-conscious price.  This new Outlet has become very attractive to scrubs buyers in today’s economy, offering customers a great “try me” incentive.

What to do when your custom made Sassy Scrubs Necktie needs to be cleaned?   Don't worry, it's easy! 

Ok, you're a slob.  You spill your coffee on your scrubs.  You drop your lunch in your lap. Any stray drop of blood or medicine anywhere in the room lands on you.  You attract stains like a 6 year old in his Sunday best.  Well, your uniforms don't have to prove it.  Here's how to keep that nasty little fact a secret.

Designing your scrubs from our multiple garment options will help make you relaxed and comfortable at work.  But what about your patients?  Isn't it all about them?

Come to the Cotton Classroom to learn more about the fabric from which your cotton scrubs are made, and the best process for garment care to keep your cotton uniforms looking fresh and colorful for years to come.

Everyone loves the warm, soft comfort of fleece. 

But fleece for scrubs?  Here's why it's such a great idea......

Linen scrubs are a wonderful option for comfort and professionalism, with an upscale look and feel.  With linen's durability, this fabric is a prime choice for long lasting performance with a great return on your investment.  The wicking properties of linen scrubs makes active scrubs wearers thankful for linen's comfort and performance.

Blue and green scrubs.  Blue and green scrubs.  Yawn.  Snore. The days of boring solid color scrubs have happily hit the dust.

Maternity Scrubs used to be balloon tops which made her feel like a water buffalo after a nacho binge. Or they were tight fitting, restrictive garments which were uncomfortable to wear and unsightly to view.  Sassy Scrubs's re-design marries the two maternity tops styles into a "grown-up" look to lose the old bovine fashion and the modern corset feel.

The American Recover and Reinvestment Act benefits nurses and nurse educators with education loans and grants to help create and retain nursing jobs.  If you wear nursing scrubs, or work in healthcare, this Act could mean huge opportunities for you.

Nurses have always had very strong feelings about their uniforms.  Their connection to their scrubs uniforms has become personal.

Comfort and individuality have overcome strict uniform confines....

I don't think our kids know what an apron is. 

The principal use of Grandma's apron was to protect the dress underneath because she only had a few.  When unexpected company drove up the road, it was surprising how much furniture that old apron could dust in a matter of seconds.

Do you wear your uniform outside of work? How safe is this for you, and for the general public you may encounter? Are you bringing home germs and bacteria to your home and family? Is it too difficult to change into street clothes at work, making this route impractical? This insightful article discusses both sides of this dilemma - wearing hospital uniforms outside of the hospital....

You wear scrubs to work and your kids think you are awesome.  You know they do.

No, they probably don't tell you that, but they think you are awesome all the same.