Order your regular, pre-pregnancy size. Maternity scrub tops and pants are specially designed with extra stretch and room in all the right places, so they adapt as your body (and bump) grows. Going up a size can actually leave you with a fit that feels too loose later on.

A flat front means the front of the scrub pants is smooth and streamlined—no front pleats, bunching, or extra fabric. This gives scrub pants a cleaner, more modern look that lays flat across the waist and hips. Flat-front scrub pants tend to feel less bulky, fit more flattering under scrub tops, and move with you without that awkward “poof” when you sit, bend, or sprint down the hallway for coffee.

Because bodies don’t follow a one-size-fits-all rulebook. Two people can be the same height and have totally different leg-to-torso ratios (long legs, short torso… or the opposite). That’s why inseams aren’t “standard” by height alone. Knowing your actual leg length—measured from the crotch to where you want the hem to hit—is the best way to choose the right scrub pants and avoid the dreaded too-short or dragging-on-the-floor situation. Measure once, scrub confidently forever.

It all comes down to fit and the hem. Track pants have a straighter, more relaxed leg with an open hem—great if you like a classic, flowy fit that doesn’t hug the ankle. Joggers, on the other hand, are more tapered through the leg and finish with an elastic or cuffed hem, giving you that sporty, streamlined look. Same comfy vibes, just two different silhouettes—one relaxed, one polished-athletic.

Order your regular, pre-pregnancy size. Maternity scrub tops and pants are specially designed with extra stretch and room in all the right places, so they adapt as your body (and bump) grows. Going up a size can actually leave you with a fit that feels too loose later on.

A flat front means the front of the scrub pants is smooth and streamlined—no front pleats, bunching, or extra fabric. This gives scrub pants a cleaner, more modern look that lays flat across the waist and hips. Flat-front scrub pants tend to feel less bulky, fit more flattering under scrub tops, and move with you without that awkward “poof” when you sit, bend, or sprint down the hallway for coffee.

Because bodies don’t follow a one-size-fits-all rulebook. Two people can be the same height and have totally different leg-to-torso ratios (long legs, short torso… or the opposite). That’s why inseams aren’t “standard” by height alone. Knowing your actual leg length—measured from the crotch to where you want the hem to hit—is the best way to choose the right scrub pants and avoid the dreaded too-short or dragging-on-the-floor situation. Measure once, scrub confidently forever.

It all comes down to fit and the hem. Track pants have a straighter, more relaxed leg with an open hem—great if you like a classic, flowy fit that doesn’t hug the ankle. Joggers, on the other hand, are more tapered through the leg and finish with an elastic or cuffed hem, giving you that sporty, streamlined look. Same comfy vibes, just two different silhouettes—one relaxed, one polished-athletic.

Order your regular, pre-pregnancy size. Maternity scrub tops and pants are specially designed with extra stretch and room in all the right places, so they adapt as your body (and bump) grows. Going up a size can actually leave you with a fit that feels too loose later on.

A flat front means the front of the scrub pants is smooth and streamlined—no front pleats, bunching, or extra fabric. This gives scrub pants a cleaner, more modern look that lays flat across the waist and hips. Flat-front scrub pants tend to feel less bulky, fit more flattering under scrub tops, and move with you without that awkward “poof” when you sit, bend, or sprint down the hallway for coffee.

Because bodies don’t follow a one-size-fits-all rulebook. Two people can be the same height and have totally different leg-to-torso ratios (long legs, short torso… or the opposite). That’s why inseams aren’t “standard” by height alone. Knowing your actual leg length—measured from the crotch to where you want the hem to hit—is the best way to choose the right scrub pants and avoid the dreaded too-short or dragging-on-the-floor situation. Measure once, scrub confidently forever.

It all comes down to fit and the hem. Track pants have a straighter, more relaxed leg with an open hem—great if you like a classic, flowy fit that doesn’t hug the ankle. Joggers, on the other hand, are more tapered through the leg and finish with an elastic or cuffed hem, giving you that sporty, streamlined look. Same comfy vibes, just two different silhouettes—one relaxed, one polished-athletic.

Order your regular, pre-pregnancy size. Maternity scrub tops and pants are specially designed with extra stretch and room in all the right places, so they adapt as your body (and bump) grows. Going up a size can actually leave you with a fit that feels too loose later on.

A flat front means the front of the scrub pants is smooth and streamlined—no front pleats, bunching, or extra fabric. This gives scrub pants a cleaner, more modern look that lays flat across the waist and hips. Flat-front scrub pants tend to feel less bulky, fit more flattering under scrub tops, and move with you without that awkward “poof” when you sit, bend, or sprint down the hallway for coffee.

Because bodies don’t follow a one-size-fits-all rulebook. Two people can be the same height and have totally different leg-to-torso ratios (long legs, short torso… or the opposite). That’s why inseams aren’t “standard” by height alone. Knowing your actual leg length—measured from the crotch to where you want the hem to hit—is the best way to choose the right scrub pants and avoid the dreaded too-short or dragging-on-the-floor situation. Measure once, scrub confidently forever.

It all comes down to fit and the hem. Track pants have a straighter, more relaxed leg with an open hem—great if you like a classic, flowy fit that doesn’t hug the ankle. Joggers, on the other hand, are more tapered through the leg and finish with an elastic or cuffed hem, giving you that sporty, streamlined look. Same comfy vibes, just two different silhouettes—one relaxed, one polished-athletic.

Order your regular, pre-pregnancy size. Maternity scrub tops and pants are specially designed with extra stretch and room in all the right places, so they adapt as your body (and bump) grows. Going up a size can actually leave you with a fit that feels too loose later on.

A flat front means the front of the scrub pants is smooth and streamlined—no front pleats, bunching, or extra fabric. This gives scrub pants a cleaner, more modern look that lays flat across the waist and hips. Flat-front scrub pants tend to feel less bulky, fit more flattering under scrub tops, and move with you without that awkward “poof” when you sit, bend, or sprint down the hallway for coffee.

Because bodies don’t follow a one-size-fits-all rulebook. Two people can be the same height and have totally different leg-to-torso ratios (long legs, short torso… or the opposite). That’s why inseams aren’t “standard” by height alone. Knowing your actual leg length—measured from the crotch to where you want the hem to hit—is the best way to choose the right scrub pants and avoid the dreaded too-short or dragging-on-the-floor situation. Measure once, scrub confidently forever.

It all comes down to fit and the hem. Track pants have a straighter, more relaxed leg with an open hem—great if you like a classic, flowy fit that doesn’t hug the ankle. Joggers, on the other hand, are more tapered through the leg and finish with an elastic or cuffed hem, giving you that sporty, streamlined look. Same comfy vibes, just two different silhouettes—one relaxed, one polished-athletic.

Order your regular, pre-pregnancy size. Maternity scrub tops and pants are specially designed with extra stretch and room in all the right places, so they adapt as your body (and bump) grows. Going up a size can actually leave you with a fit that feels too loose later on.

A flat front means the front of the scrub pants is smooth and streamlined—no front pleats, bunching, or extra fabric. This gives scrub pants a cleaner, more modern look that lays flat across the waist and hips. Flat-front scrub pants tend to feel less bulky, fit more flattering under scrub tops, and move with you without that awkward “poof” when you sit, bend, or sprint down the hallway for coffee.

Because bodies don’t follow a one-size-fits-all rulebook. Two people can be the same height and have totally different leg-to-torso ratios (long legs, short torso… or the opposite). That’s why inseams aren’t “standard” by height alone. Knowing your actual leg length—measured from the crotch to where you want the hem to hit—is the best way to choose the right scrub pants and avoid the dreaded too-short or dragging-on-the-floor situation. Measure once, scrub confidently forever.

It all comes down to fit and the hem. Track pants have a straighter, more relaxed leg with an open hem—great if you like a classic, flowy fit that doesn’t hug the ankle. Joggers, on the other hand, are more tapered through the leg and finish with an elastic or cuffed hem, giving you that sporty, streamlined look. Same comfy vibes, just two different silhouettes—one relaxed, one polished-athletic.

Order your regular, pre-pregnancy size. Maternity scrub tops and pants are specially designed with extra stretch and room in all the right places, so they adapt as your body (and bump) grows. Going up a size can actually leave you with a fit that feels too loose later on.

A flat front means the front of the scrub pants is smooth and streamlined—no front pleats, bunching, or extra fabric. This gives scrub pants a cleaner, more modern look that lays flat across the waist and hips. Flat-front scrub pants tend to feel less bulky, fit more flattering under scrub tops, and move with you without that awkward “poof” when you sit, bend, or sprint down the hallway for coffee.

Because bodies don’t follow a one-size-fits-all rulebook. Two people can be the same height and have totally different leg-to-torso ratios (long legs, short torso… or the opposite). That’s why inseams aren’t “standard” by height alone. Knowing your actual leg length—measured from the crotch to where you want the hem to hit—is the best way to choose the right scrub pants and avoid the dreaded too-short or dragging-on-the-floor situation. Measure once, scrub confidently forever.

It all comes down to fit and the hem. Track pants have a straighter, more relaxed leg with an open hem—great if you like a classic, flowy fit that doesn’t hug the ankle. Joggers, on the other hand, are more tapered through the leg and finish with an elastic or cuffed hem, giving you that sporty, streamlined look. Same comfy vibes, just two different silhouettes—one relaxed, one polished-athletic.

Order your regular, pre-pregnancy size. Maternity scrub tops and pants are specially designed with extra stretch and room in all the right places, so they adapt as your body (and bump) grows. Going up a size can actually leave you with a fit that feels too loose later on.

A flat front means the front of the scrub pants is smooth and streamlined—no front pleats, bunching, or extra fabric. This gives scrub pants a cleaner, more modern look that lays flat across the waist and hips. Flat-front scrub pants tend to feel less bulky, fit more flattering under scrub tops, and move with you without that awkward “poof” when you sit, bend, or sprint down the hallway for coffee.

Because bodies don’t follow a one-size-fits-all rulebook. Two people can be the same height and have totally different leg-to-torso ratios (long legs, short torso… or the opposite). That’s why inseams aren’t “standard” by height alone. Knowing your actual leg length—measured from the crotch to where you want the hem to hit—is the best way to choose the right scrub pants and avoid the dreaded too-short or dragging-on-the-floor situation. Measure once, scrub confidently forever.

It all comes down to fit and the hem. Track pants have a straighter, more relaxed leg with an open hem—great if you like a classic, flowy fit that doesn’t hug the ankle. Joggers, on the other hand, are more tapered through the leg and finish with an elastic or cuffed hem, giving you that sporty, streamlined look. Same comfy vibes, just two different silhouettes—one relaxed, one polished-athletic.

Order your regular, pre-pregnancy size. Maternity scrub tops and pants are specially designed with extra stretch and room in all the right places, so they adapt as your body (and bump) grows. Going up a size can actually leave you with a fit that feels too loose later on.

A flat front means the front of the scrub pants is smooth and streamlined—no front pleats, bunching, or extra fabric. This gives scrub pants a cleaner, more modern look that lays flat across the waist and hips. Flat-front scrub pants tend to feel less bulky, fit more flattering under scrub tops, and move with you without that awkward “poof” when you sit, bend, or sprint down the hallway for coffee.

Because bodies don’t follow a one-size-fits-all rulebook. Two people can be the same height and have totally different leg-to-torso ratios (long legs, short torso… or the opposite). That’s why inseams aren’t “standard” by height alone. Knowing your actual leg length—measured from the crotch to where you want the hem to hit—is the best way to choose the right scrub pants and avoid the dreaded too-short or dragging-on-the-floor situation. Measure once, scrub confidently forever.

It all comes down to fit and the hem. Track pants have a straighter, more relaxed leg with an open hem—great if you like a classic, flowy fit that doesn’t hug the ankle. Joggers, on the other hand, are more tapered through the leg and finish with an elastic or cuffed hem, giving you that sporty, streamlined look. Same comfy vibes, just two different silhouettes—one relaxed, one polished-athletic.