ave. Women's Monroe Two Pocket V-Neck Tunic Scrub Top in Navy, L

Got this shirt off vine to give it a try. I work as a nurse and am always looking for a good set of scrubs. First time I wore this top was for a 12 out shift. It was soooo comfortable! Personally I like the ones that stretch a little verses the ones that don’t. So I liked that this was was stretchy. I order my tops as a xlg bc larges fit but feel tight to me I like extra room in my tops bc I love so much. The top fit nicely it was form fitting even a size up so if you like form fitting go size up but if you want a looser fit go two sizes up. I’m going to be purchase a set of pants to match myself. I didn’t find the fabric itchy and it didn’t rub me raw. The fabric was light soft and airy. 5/5 recommend this brand

Even though this is a scrub top, it's exactly what I've been wanting to try out for lounging at home. The front pockets are very handy for something like a mobile phone, tissue, etc. The fabric is very comfortable and I love the V neck design. It has a flattering fit and I've found it be even better than most pajama tops. Primarily, people in the medical field would be making a purchase like this, but it's suitable for home wear as well. I can understand why medical personnel wear these scrubs, as they're so practical and comfortable. I like the fabric of this particular scrubs top better than something like cotton, as it has some give to it (made of polyester, rayon, and spandex). Shipping was quick and the item was well protected in cellophane.

ave. Women's Monroe Two Pocket V-Neck Tunic Scrub Top in Navy, LThe scrub top comes simply packaged and has a clear plastic baggie. Inside the baggie, the scrub top has an iron-in label on the neck rather than a tag. According to the iron-on tag, this is made in El Salvador and consists of 72% polyester, 23% rayon, and 5% spandex. The texture of the fabric is smooth and with spandex, an addition that has a little bit of stretch to it, and it doesn't need stretch in all four directions.I found the sewn-in garment tag near the bottom sewn into the side seam. It echoes the fabric construction of the iron-on tag in the neck, and the sewn-in tag has washing recommendations. Recommendations. Interestingly enough, besides the fabric construction listed at the top, they have one more line of fabrics listed as 90% polyester/ 10% cotton. I don't know why they have two different fabric construction lists unless they're listing a separate construction for the piping. They recommend to machine wash warm, tumble, dry, warm, remove promptly, and only non-chlorine bleach when needed.The front of the scrubs have the normal v-type neck, and you have two front pockets with liners, similar to a pants pocket. The back of the scrubs has a tuck sewn in to allow a little extra movement across the back. An interesting feature I hadn't noticed on other scrubs is a small loop near the right-hand side of the neck on the shoulder line. I'm presuming that's so you can tuck something into it, but I'm not sure what you would have normally to go in there. I'm sure with as many different pieces of equipment that nurses use, it'll be abuse for someone somewhere. Perhaps for hanging a badge?The color on the scrub is a nice uniform, dark navy, and should hide stains. Well. The material, even though it's synthetic should be fairly cool because it's thin and seems like it would be fairly airy. With the four-way stretch to the material, you've got some given it so you don't have to worry about the material binding up when you're wearing it and restricting movement.

I found that wearing this scrub top was easy: it didn't bag or hang on me and didn't get in the way -- it allowed me freedom of movement in any direction without being "sloppy looking" (IMO) and the pockets and the loop up near the shoulder are just right for what I need.In addition, it washed up well, with no seams coming loose or any part of the garment becoming misshapen due to washing and drying (per instructions, of course.) I got the darker color, but I'd love one in a brighter, lighter color as well. Yes, I'd buy it again. Overall, impressed with the design and quality of workmanship.

As a medical professional, I’ll spend all day in scrubs. Always looking for new replacements is a constant challenge of mine. I am very particular about the colors that I want to wear and the cut of the shirts and pants. These are a great fit and are machine, washable, and drying on any setting. Good material makes these scrubs comfortable to wear all day long. Plus, I like to donate my scrubs when I am through with them, and when scrubs are embroidered, places are less likely to take them as donations. I recommend these to everyone.

Full disclosure - I have never worn a scrub top in my life, so I don't have anything to compare to, but I've certainly seen plenty of them on others. :D I wanted to try this one out before ordering some for the staff in our clinic, and I was pleasantly surprised at the flattering look of this one - a little nipped in on the sides and a nice, smooth drape to the fabric rather than boxy, stiff cotton.I am 5'4" and 140 pounds, and the medium fits perfectly.

This new scrub top is lightweight and flattering, and fits well- loose enough in the shoulders that you can move but not so big you are swimming in it. I hate V neck tops especially at work, a girl needs to be able to bend over without showing the goods to the world. This top has the illusion of a V neck but there is a little cloth triangle there instead. That sounds hideous but I find the top to be quite stylish and well cut to flatter while still being comfortable.I work in medicine so I wear scrubs daily, but I was thrilled to discover a pair of long lost pants from my days of wearing dress clothes to work that are stretchy, elastic waist, and comfortable IN THE EXACT COLOR of this top. A definite win!!