This update explains how Cherokee and similar brands now design scrubs for clinical needs - focusing on fit, pockets, performance fabrics, and inclusive sizing. It covers shopping tips (secure sites, store locators), care guidance for preserving finishes, and common product categories like scrub sets, lab coats, and warm-ups. A historical note: Cherokee moved from general apparel into healthcare lines and has offered pediatric-themed tops in the past .

Why specialty scrub makers matter

Over the past two decades, many apparel manufacturers have shifted from general fashion lines to purpose-built medical workwear. The result: scrubs and nursing uniforms designed for long shifts, repeated laundering, and clinical tasks. Brands like Cherokee expanded from mainstream apparel into healthcare clothing to meet those needs.

What Cherokee offers today

Cherokee sells a wide range of medical apparel: scrub tops and pants, lab coats, warm-up jackets, and specialty pieces such as skirt scrubs. Current product priorities across the industry - and reflected in Cherokee's lines - include breathability, stretch for mobility, stain and wrinkle resistance, and thoughtful pocket placement for tools.

Many modern scrubs also use fabric blends with moisture-wicking or easy-care finishes, and manufacturers increasingly offer gender-neutral cuts and extended sizing. Pediatric prints and character-themed tops remain an option for clinicians working with children; Cherokee produced cartoon-themed prints in the past .

Features to look for

  • Deep, secure pockets for pens, scissors, and phones
  • Stretch panels or performance blends for mobility
  • Wrinkle- and stain-resistant finishes for long shifts
  • Moisture-wicking fabrics to improve comfort during busy days
  • Inclusive sizing and unisex fits

Shopping and security

You can buy Cherokee scrubs online or at retail locations. Most official retailers use secure encryption (TLS/SSL) and follow payment-security standards such as PCI-DSS to protect card details. When shopping online, check the brand's store locator to confirm authorized dealers and consult sizing charts carefully; fit varies by cut and fabric.

Care, durability, and sustainability

Follow the manufacturer's care label to preserve finish and color. Many modern scrubs are designed to withstand frequent hot-water washes and commercial laundering, but finishes like stain- or antimicrobial treatments can fade over many cycles. Sustainable and recycled-fiber options are increasingly common across workwear lines; check product details if that is important to you.

Common product categories

  • Medical scrubs (tops and pants)
  • Scrub jackets and warm-ups
  • Lab coats and clinical tunics
  • Skirt scrubs and rounded styles for alternative preferences
  • Specialty pediatric prints and accessory pieces

Bottom line

Cherokee remains one of several brands offering purpose-built medical apparel. If you need scrubs, prioritize fit, pocket placement, and fabric performance over marketing claims. Buy from authorized sellers, follow care instructions to extend garment life, and consider newer performance or sustainable fabric options that match your workplace needs.
  1. Confirm Cherokee's current pediatric-themed product lines and whether 'Tooniforms' or an equivalent cartoon-print line is still offered
  2. Verify historic product lines/names used by Cherokee for pediatric prints (e.g., 'Tooniforms')

FAQs about Cherokee Uniform

Are Cherokee scrubs suitable for long shifts?
Yes. Modern Cherokee scrubs use performance blends and design features such as stretch and deep pockets to support mobility and utility through long shifts. Check the fabric content and customer reviews for the specific style you want.
How do I know I'm buying authentic Cherokee scrubs online?
Buy from the brand's official website or authorized retailers listed on a store locator. Secure sites use TLS/SSL and comply with payment-security standards like PCI-DSS; look for padlock icons and verified seller information.
Do Cherokee scrubs come in different sizes and fits?
Yes. Cherokee and most modern scrub brands offer multiple fits, including unisex and women's cuts, and extended sizing. Always consult the specific item's size chart because measurements and fit can vary.
Can I launder scrubs in a home washing machine?
Most scrubs tolerate home laundering, but follow the care label. High-temperature commercial laundering may be required in some clinical settings. Note that stain-resistant or antimicrobial finishes can diminish after many wash cycles.
Are there pediatric-themed Cherokee scrubs?
Character and cartoon-themed scrub tops intended for pediatric care have been sold under Cherokee lines in the past . If you need them, search the brand's current pediatric/plush print offerings or authorized retailers.