The Wild Life Collection

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2021/09/28

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.acc-heading { margin: 10px 0 !important; padding: 15px 0; border-top: 1px solid; border-bottom: 1px solid; position: relative; cursor: pointer; } .acc-heading::after { position: absolute; content: '+'; right: 15px; top: 45%; transform: translateY(-50%); font-size: 25px; } .acc-heading.active-acc-heading::after { content: '-'; } The Wild Life Collection: Animal Print Scrub Caps & Compression Socks The Wild Life Collection is where our animal print scrub caps and animal print compression socks live. That covers 20 surgical cap designs and 29 bamboo sock designs, built for vets, vet nurses, and vet techs, and just as at home on pediatric nurses, midwives, and groomers. One scope note before you shop: these are the caps and socks. For animal print scrub tops, our dog scrubs and cat scrubs collections carry the printed tops that match. What's in the Wild Life Collection The collection splits into surgical scrub caps and bamboo compression socks, with a strong Australian-native streak running through both. Animal print scrub caps Our surgical scrub caps cover the clinic regulars: Loafing Corgis, Border Collies, Labradors, and Parisian Pups for the dog people, Cool Cats and Australian Mist Cats for the cat people, and Sea Turtle, Little Sloth, and Little Hedgehog for everyone in between. Two of the caps come from independent medical artists, Jang&Fox and AndeeTee, so you're wearing original artwork rather than stock clip art. Each cap has an adjustable tie and coverage that holds your hair through a full theatre list. Animal print bamboo compression socks On the sock side, the print list runs deep: Labradors, Greyhounds , Long Boi, Sloth, Capybara, Fox , and Monkey socks plus the safari-themed Wild Savanna for anyone who wants lions and giraffes underfoot. Every pair is bamboo, with 360° graduated compression rated 15-20 mmHg. Most print-sock sellers leave that spec off the label, and it is what carries you through a standing shift. Australian natives and wildlife