Purple Scrubs
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Purple scrubs for vets, vet nurses, nurses, doctors and dental teams who want something softer than navy on a long shift. Our purple range covers pale lavender, mid violet and deeper purple, in scrub tops and joggers built for 12-hour days. Our solid Classics scrubs are cut from 74% polyester, 20% rayon and 6% spandex with 4-way stretch, so you have room to move when you're kneeling at a kennel bank or reaching across an exam table. Shop the full range of women's scrubs and men's scrubs . Shop Purple Scrubs by Shade Lavender and light purple scrubs Lavender scrubs read calm and soft, which is why light purple turns up on children's wards, in maternity units and behind plenty of vet clinic front desks. Pale shades show marks sooner, so lavender suits shifts where you're less likely to end up wearing a patient's lunch. Violet and dark purple scrubs Dark purple scrubs hide fur, stains and pen marks better across a full shift and still look sharp after a few washes. Deeper purple also stands apart from navy, so you're easy to spot on a busy floor. Purple Scrub Tops and Joggers Purple scrub tops Our Women's 3-Pocket Scrub Top is a V-neck with a darted back, two roomy front pockets and an internal pocket for the things you can't afford to drop mid-restraint. Our lavender and deeper purple tops both come in this cut, so it's the easiest place to start with purple scrubs for women. Purple jogger scrubs If you're after purple scrub pants, ours come as joggers. The Women's 6-Pocket Jogger gives you six pockets and a cuffed ankle that stays clear of the floor when you're down at patient level. Building a set Match a purple top with purple joggers for a full set, or pair it with navy scrubs or black scrubs for a look that suits a stricter dress code. Purple Printed Scrubs Prefer a print to a solid? Some of our printed scrub tops have purple running through the design, so you get the shade with a bit more personality. Our printed tops are made from 92% recycled polyester using G