Fun Scrubs

Printed Scrub Tops - FAQ

Can I wear printed scrub tops at my workplace?

Most hospitals and clinics allow printed scrub tops for fun day Fridays, paediatric wards, or as a personal choice outside a strict uniform policy. Some workplaces limit prints to specific departments or events. If you're unsure, check your dress code first, or start with a subtler design like the Softies Unisex Oxford Blue Whales Scrub Top, which reads as playful without being loud.

What fabric are printed scrub tops made from?

It depends on the style. Our slim fit women's prints, like the Softies Women's Dino Party Scrub Top, are made from a polyester spandex blend with built-in stretch for movement through a full shift. Our unisex prints, like the Softies Unisex Cheeky Squirrel Scrub Top, are 100% cotton for breathability. Check the product page before you buy if fabric feel or stretch matters to you.

How do I wash printed scrub tops without the design fading or the fit shrinking?

The 100% cotton unisex prints can shrink if washed on a high temperature, so a cool or warm wash is safer for these. The polyester spandex styles hold their shape better through regular washing. Always check the care label on the specific top, since print treatments vary by supplier.

What print designs do you have?

We stock a wide range, from animal and nature prints to space and beach themes. Popular picks include the Softies Women's Beach Life Scrub Top, Softies Women's Butterfly Park Scrub Top, and Under The Sea Printed Scrub Top. If you're kitting out a ward for fun day Friday, mixing a few different prints across the team tends to work better than everyone in the same design.

Do you have scrub tops that support breast cancer awareness?

Yes. The Softies Women's Pink Ribbons Scrub Top is part of our fun prints range and is a popular choice for October awareness events or as a gift for a colleague going through treatment.

Do you stock Indigenous-designed scrub tops?

Yes, we carry a dedicated Indigenous scrub tops range, including the NNT Bush Tucker Scrub Top, featuring artwork by Indigenous artist Glenda Nangala Briscoe, and the Warlu Indigenous Printed Scrub Top, a limited edition design from an Aboriginal artist. These are worth considering for NAIDOC Week or as a standing option for staff who want to wear Indigenous art respectfully and with attribution.

Do you have Christmas printed scrub tops?

Yes, our Christmas scrub tops range includes festive prints like the NNT Women's Christmas Scrub Top, available in Santa and snowman designs. These tend to sell out closer to December, so it's worth ordering early if you're planning a ward-wide Christmas uniform day.

What should I pair with a printed scrub top?

Most staff pair a printed top with a solid navy or black bottom to keep the print as the statement piece. Browse our scrub pants range for a plain match, or add a scrub cap if your workplace allows them, since several of our prints have matching or coordinating cap options.