Med CoutureScrub Pants for Women Jogger Pant with 5 Pockets, Lightweight, Ultra Soft, 2-Way Stretch Fabric - MC7710

My absolute favorite scrub pants in quite sometime. I have brought 3 colors already and they all have the same quality. If your short like myself, 5ft, the petite falls right at the ankle with a snug fit. The Colors are bold, washes well, comfy with some stretch around the waist, and functional pockets. The must have back pocket is essential. True to size slim fit, which adds to a flattering look. The drawstring also works for added tightness if needed. I pair with a ribbed long sleeve tee which I prefer over scrub tops.Do I recommend? Yes.

I recently purchased a pair of Medcoture scrub pants for work, and I couldn’t be more impressed! First off, the fabric is super soft yet durable, with just the right amount of stretch. It moves with me, whether I’m on my feet all day or bending and stretching during patient care. I’ve worn them through long shifts, and they’ve remained comfortable and breathable throughout.The fit is perfect—high-rise waist with an adjustable drawstring that stays in place. The pockets are deep and functional, which is a big plus since I carry a lot of small essentials with me. They also wash really well without losing their shape or color, which is important for me since I’m always on the go.I also love the modern, flattering cut. They’re not only practical but also stylish, giving me that sleek, professional look without sacrificing comfort.Overall, these scrub pants are an amazing find, especially for anyone in healthcare. I’ll definitely be ordering more in the future!

First, let me start by saying I’m a dental hygienist with 14 yrs under my belt so I’ve worn MANY scrub brands/ types. I also think it’s important that I list this information because of how we move around at work. When I buying scrubs I have to consider how these will be when I sit as well as moving around because we sit for a min of 30 minutes per pt/appt and plumbers butt is something someone in my profession would think about so here’s my review: 1st, these pants are absolutely great for us curvy girls! I have a bbl body that’s natural-no surgery (saying that to give you an idea of what I mean when I say curvy) I’m tall (5’10.5) , and ALL butt/hips with a flat tummy & long torso so I struggle to buy pants that aren’t open in the back or that fit over my hips and these worked! They are also very soft and I’m not sure what the fabric breakdown is but I’d say these are 100% cotton so if you looking for that quick dry type of material this isn’t it! These are very similar to the scrubs (green) that you’d see issues in the hospital if this helps you understand the material. However, I had no complaints. Now to the important part, the sizing- I originally ordered an XL which is size in everything, AND I always up to give room for my butt/hips however, my measurements were to the large. When I got the XL I tried them on and they fit but they were rightttt at the point where I was kind of feeling like these may show my butt crack when I sit so it made me nervous. I decided to go one more size up JUST to see and when I received that pair I immediately knew they were way too big but I felt more comfortable that I wouldn’t have to pull them up all day so I went with that pair- BIG MISTAKE! I wore the larger pair to work and as worked and moved around it seems the “ stretch” in these started to kick in which turned into me having to pull them up all day because they were falling off from being too big. So here’s what I recommend, get your size and the size up (especially if you are between sizes) and try these on in the AFTERNOON when you are at your real weight. (Similar to how it’s recommended we try shoes on later in the day when our feet our a little swollen) I’d also recommend that you leave them for about an hour- walk around, sit, stand, do things that you’d do at work etc and see how they REALLY fit! Trying these on and just taking them off will not work because these as you wear they seem to fit better. I’d liken this process to your favorite, broken in jeans that took a few wears before you figured out you loved them! I ended up going with the XL. I have to tie them a million times because they are too big in the waist area but I needed the room in my hip/butt area. Also, as a tall, I’d say these are good length wise as well! CURVY girls, it’s a go for us!

Very comfy, soft fabric. However, they run a little big in the hip area.

Great brand, great fit, great material. It is pricey but I think it will last through many washings

I'm in my first year of nursing school, so I decided to try these out. My size varies depending on brand and style, so I got a medium and large to compare. The first two mirror pictures are large, second two medium. I am 5'6-7 and about 165 lbs. on a good day- pretty normal proportions. I also get a bit bloated depending on the time of month, so I took that into consideration as well.The medium fit perfectly- as in it was snug in the right areas and didn't make me feel too constricted. I tried squatting/bending over a few times and there was no movement around the waist or ankles. I hate when my pants fall down throughout the day, so this was definitely a plus. The large was more comfortable in my opinion since I lean more towards baggy clothes in my day-to-day style. However, they fell slightly when I bent/squat and rustled when I walked. They also were not flattering at all. Mediums were the right choice. Both fell right at my ankle bone but of course, the large was baggier. It's just up to preference.Other things to note- Very soft, big pockets, sturdy elastic. However, they could've been a bit stretchier. That's the only downside I've noticed so far. I have not worn these to clinical yet, so we'll see how they hold up.

I didn’t love the fabric, it was too tight and I sized up. The material was too rough on my skin. It was the right length and color, but it was so uncomfortable.

I love these scrub pants. The fabric is soft and breathable. Size chart is true to fit. Will always go for these when in need.