Cherokee Scrub Pants for Men Cargo Nursing Bottom with Zip Fly, 7 Pockets, Elastic Waist & 2-Way Stretch Fabric – 4243

I love these pants! I would not have looked at them, being advertised for men, except when my employer was overhauling our scrubs, we had a rep come to our place with various styles to try on. When I told the rep what I wanted he said to look at these. I am a female, 5‘7“, and wear a size large in women’s scrubs. I wear a medium size in these pants. I wanted pants that were not too clingy, that had cargo pockets that would fit an iPad mini, and if the pants did have double pockets, I wanted the smaller pocket on the outside, so I can slide my hand into the pocket next to the leg without getting it stuck in the small pocket. I needed an elasticized waist for quick bathroom trips, firm enough that when my pockets are full and heavy, my pants don’t slide down my hips. Also for the same reason, I did not want a “modern” fit. Since I wear my top on the outside of the pants, I was choosing function over “fashion.” The elastic waist is firm but not tight. It is about 1 inch in width, does not roll. There is also a drawstring to make the waist tighter on those days when your pockets are really heavy! But I rarely need to use it. The drawstring ends are short and don’t flap around if you leave them untied, and they stay in place. There are also pockets along the side seams . The material is soft and comfortable yet sturdy. 55 cotton/42 poly/3 spandex. The zippered front is barely noticeable. Easy to wash. I usually remove them from the dryer when halfway dry to avoid wrinkles. They don’t wrinkle that easily, but with the nature of the cotton, it looks a little more polished when I drape the pants over a hanger. I pair them up with tops 4710 and 4727 of the workwear core stretch.

These scrubs fit well have been washed numerous times. Our grandson uses them for medical school. After months, they still look new.

My son loved them. Uses them for school and work. Comfortable and durable. Also a really good fit.

This is an upscale appearing scrub pants. The quality and appearance is excellent. The price is also more than for average scrubs. Caution: check the size chart carefully. I usually wear a 2xl and and needed a 3xl for this top to get a comfortable fit.

Comfortable fit, not as durable as the canvas scrubs I usually wear, but at the price point, I can replace them a little more often. Wish they had "aviator" pockets though.

Will buy more of these. Comfortable, great quality.

I am no doctor, nor do I have any connection to the medical profession. But I wanted to try some scrubs because I have never liked wearing denim. These fit nicely, although they are long (especially without shoes). I can have them shortened if needed, so that is not a big issue. These are said to be "stretch" scrubs, and that they are--just don't expect the to stretch that much. They are not totally constraining like other pants of this type, and it makes a difference. I wish the logo weren't in bold white (I bought all dark colors) but aside from that, they are great for wearing to dinner, or using at trade shows when I'm in hot rooms all day and on my feet. The pockets are handy but please, never put a wallet, phone or anything else in the side pockets on the legs--they will fall out. They've been washed and the colors have held, so this is also promising. Let's hope these wear well.

I've owned multiple pairs of these scrubs in two different colors, and they're easily my favorite scrub bottoms. Great pockets, comfortable fit and feel, correct sizing, high quality - You can't go wrong. After over a year of regular wear and washes, there's barely any fade compared to new ones and they show no significant breakdown. I'm especially a fan of the small loop inside the cargo pocket where my trauma shears sit - It keeps them slightly elevated out of the pocket for easy access and prevents movement in the pocket. My only complaint - I owned another pair of Cherokee bottoms that had a button and zipper closure and found those more comfortable and convenient compared to a drawstring (but lacked the good pockets.) However, I realize drawstrings are very common in scrubs, and honestly it doesn't made a big enough difference to matter.