Scrubs

I feel as though I have arrived as a blogger.  I received my first ever *freebie* in the mail with an opportunity to review something!  Woohoo!!  My cousin has a blog that raised $30,000 in 18 hours to build a kindergarten in Vietnam.  Perhaps I've set the bar a little too low??  Well anyway...

Some people have jobs that require specific uniforms.  Wearing nurse scrubs for my job is a must. I tend to wear solid color scrubs as opposed to fun print scrubs.

This medical scrubs company sent me a scrub top to review.  I chose a ceil blue top with a nice design embroidered on it.

What I loved about it:

• The detailed embroidery design.
• The color.
• The fact that it had useable pockets.
• The almost-empire waist line.
• The doesn't-just-look-like-I'm-wearing-a-tent look.

What I didn't love:

• The fabric.  Too stiff and crunchy for my taste.

Sadly, for me, the fabric was a deal-breaker.  I knew I would not wear it because it felt too scratchy and stiff.  Instead of letting such a great top go to waste, I asked my coworkers if anybody would like to wear it.

Mary (pictured below) decided she loved it!  She didn't have the same hang-up I did with the fabric, so this lovely top belongs to her now.  Thanks for being my model, Mary!

UniformedScrubs is offering a discount to you readers until August 31st.  Use the coupon code "trueblue" to get 15% off of your order!

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*I was provided this product to review.  All opinions are my own.*