Cherokee scrub tops for women, V-neck with 3 Pockets 2-Way Stretch, Soft Fabric - 4727

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Comfortable & ClassicThis scrub top fits true to size and is really comfortable for long shifts. The olive color is rich and doesn’t fade after washing. The material is breathable but still durable — perfect for everyday clinic wear. I’ll definitely be buying more!

This is the most comfortable top and has cotton in it. It is hard to find something with cotton nowadays. This... I call it plastic... material that can be found everywhere these days, it burns your skin, literally. I bought all the colors over the last 3 or 4 years. I hope it will not be discontinued like the pants were (Cherokee Women Scrubs Pant Workwear Core Stretch Mid Rise Straight Leg Drawstring WW130) which I would love to find them too. I recommend it.

Love the color, this style is very comfortable & I like that it's a little longer. I have purchased 2 so far & will purchase again.

It’s good but needs ironing and shrinks after few hours of shift

Cherokee is the only brand nurses should be wearing. You can find your exact fit, your choice of different styles and colors and they are very reasonably priced. I am a man and a Nurse and found the Cherokee Mens fit Workwear Core Stretch to be FAR superior than the unisex standard of so many years and my wife who is also a Nurse found the style and size she likes (gives a very nice shape to a woman's body without being tight or inappropriate in any way.) Functional. The "silk-screened" labels will come off within a few washes, that's my only real complaint. If they sewed on a tag it would probably be itchy but anyhow, expect for that. I cut all the tag-type labels off like the ones which say the size and materials just because that's what I do and if you make sure to cut them in a semi circle way they won't bug you at all working. My wife is 5' 5" and ~120lbs and she looks great in her scrubs. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND Cherokee Workwear Core Stretch scrubs for nurses, LPN's/RN's/anyone who wants comfy scrubs that are functional as they are fashionable. I even wore my scrub pants on the mountain bike trail because they are somewhat naturally windproof and if I wasn't concerned about being covered in bacteria and various body fluids I wouldn't take them off after work until I got into my sleepwear. But not wanting to be a vector for disease I change right away and wash them inside out with Tide ColorGuard. That's my experience, hope you have the same, or similar, as the same would be much too high of a coincidence.

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I ordered my usual size and they’re a bit tight. Same brand as my others, in the same size. This one just needs to go up a size.

Love this line by cherokee, no struggle to get tops on and off and don't have to get huge sizes that make me feel like i'm swimming in just for ease of getting on/off. Color is very rich and pretty but not overly striking (good thing). Well made, is comfortable but shapely. I am 6ft tall and slender with small ribcage and waist but larger bust size and it fit very well and was not tight across the chest or too loose anywhere else. I love this line bc its one of the few that offers tall and I need it, having a 37" inseam. The fabric is soft and stretchy and wears well. Can iron, but resists wrinkles. Well made. Great price on amazon and can get it way faster than the weeks it takes my local medical supply store. Between this line and white cross marvella (canadian brand) I will never buy another kind of scrub. The fabric is hardy, I have a lot of scrabbling patients between small mammals, rabbits and lizards with crazy overgrown nails, rambunctious cats and dogs, and boisterous and filthy cows goats and horses. These scrubs stand up to it all and constant washing, maintain the color, and all the pet hair comes right off, I don't find any residual when I take them out of the washer. I will only line dry or tumble dry no heat bc I don't want to risk losing length to shrinking, so I can't be of any help in judging shrink factor using medium/high heat in a dryer.