I don't want no scrubs…read more But if you want scrubs, try this place. If scrubs are what you need then these will come to your rescue, although I've never been rescued by hospitalwear, not even when in a hospital. They're much cheaper than you would expect, and it's much better getting them from here then most other stores, although you can also get them cheap online of course. But we're definitely fans, and since two of Barbi's relatives are in the medical profession, it's just one of the things we usually get for stocking stuffer type presents.

Needed some new and different color scrubs for my travel nurse assignment and this place popped up…read more Though the selection wasn't the greatest, I still managed to get 2 sets of scrubs. Fitting rooms are available to try on your items before you buy (I don't like returning stuff and yall know how these scrub stores do.) The young lady working there was so nice and helpful. They have a ton of options to choose from. Just keep in mind that certain colors, that you may need, can be limited.

I have been here 3 times, once a week for 3 weeks to try to purchase scrubs they are never open…read morewhen they say they are. Third time found 2 other people waiting on him.

My go-to shop for buying scrubs. They carry a few of the top brands such as Cherokee and Dickies. I…read moreenjoy supporting local businesses and this is it. Just one guy behind the counter Everytime I go. They also have a fitting room so you can try it on. If you're close to this area then I wouldn't look anywhere else for some new scrubs

Great place. Helpful staff. Lots of options for females. Not as many for men, but this is always…read morethe case. They at-least had scrubs for men in Hunter Green which the MC location doesn't carry.

Starting a new job and needing some scrubs. Location doesn't have the selection like Med Center so…read moreif your pregnant (like me) or have troubles with finding your fit, I would go there. Customer service was great. They made sure that I was able to find a comfortable pair of scrubs that will grow with me (Thank you for talking me out of those uncomfortable Cherokee Scrubs) I will continue to shop this location and Med Center for all my needs!

Cheap uniforms but there's a random selection and it's hit or miss if you need a certain color!! I…read moreliked the lizzy brand but my color was no where to be found! Surprisingly there are fitting rooms and they take Amex!! Open till 9pm and the lady from New York working in the store knows all about what's in stock and is really helpful

Omg they never answer the phone!! I just wanted to know if they had a certain item before I drove…read more45 minutes to get there !! So annoying

Pretty expensive. I bought a pair of camouflage shorts for 50.00. They do have polyester…read morecamouflage. I went with the classic heavy duty camo. They have boots, hats, pins, and patches.

It took ASW 6-days just to ship my items - shipping was very expensive. Worse, when I called and…read moretalked to Kevin, he was snarky and insultive.

Never got my product. Never got a refund. Many people in the same situation. I lost over $50…read more Horrible experience

Poor Service. Diminished Print Quality. No Integrity…read more Earlier this year, I printed a new batch of shirts for my fraternity's chapter alumni association. I emailed the inventory, mockups, and vector files to Tania like we've always done. When I dropped off the shirts, she printed a paper copy of the front/back designs and trimmed the excess edges to make sure they fit *both* the shirts and hoodies. When I returned to pick up the order a week later, I immediately noticed some of the graphic details were compromised by the ink because my artwork had been shrunk w/out approval; an ink-saving measure they'd done on previous shirts. I showed the problem to Jr., but he tried to suggest the artwork details were drawn too small before I explained there were no issues with the initial printout. He went to the back office and spoke w/ Tania privately before eventually admitting they resized the front image; supposedly to ensure it fit the hoodies... But nobody contacted me. I realized he was deflecting at this point, so I stood firm on the fact that we'd already checked the design size for compatibility before I left the shirts for printing. That's when he assured me they could "enlarge" the graphic details on any subsequent batches; although there was no offer to compensate me w/ a refund or discount on this order. The shirts were not satisfactory, but given our history and my delivery schedule, I still paid for them. Based on Jr.'s assurance, I returned w/ a reorder in October. I dropped the shirts off and left a message for him to call me. After 2 days, I went back to the shop, and he started making excuses for why he hadn't called. Since I was operating on a tight schedule, we discussed having them ready by the following week. I asked him to do a test print like we've done before, but he frowned like that was asking too much. He countered by offering to let me see the film before they started printing. Early the next week, Cassandra called to verify if I received the "new price quote" via email. Juan's wife and I spoke briefly over the phone. She indicated the shirts would cost more than double my usual rate, and there would be a charge for them to adjust any graphic details. She initially tried charging me $70.00 for screen setup costs; more than triple what I've previously been charged on a front/back reprint. I explained the agreement b/t Jr. and I involved enlarging the artwork details as needed, but she dismissively stated, "He doesn't know anything..." Although the price-jackin' was deliberate and sudden, my schedule was already compromised. Therefore, I approved the print film; expecting the merchandise to be produced exactly like the provided mockup. When I returned to pick up my shirts the following week, I checked the image details, which appeared fine folded in the box. However, once I got home and laid the items out, I noticed the front design was carelessly printed off-center... On every single shirt! Now I'm pissed and had to drive right back to New City to show the error to Cassandra. I also provided two shirts from the first batch to show that the design was originally *centered* just like it appears on the mockups. Juan's wife was on the phone and told Cassandra to refund me for the screen printing, but she did *not* offer to compensate me for the shirts they ruined. Jr. was also there and said absolutely nothing. Juan's wife quickly volunteered to return *all* of my archived films after I questioned her sudden price increase during our previous discussion (although they still have the electronic file attachments). However, when I picked them up, she had only assembled a partial amount. When I pointed out there were screens missing she mentioned they usually charge $5 per film like that was supposed to override the ones missing. I tried stopping by the shop to speak w/ Juan directly right after he returned to work, but his wife ran interference by dismissively insisting that he was "unavailable"... At this point, I was completely done w/ her funky attitude and simply chucked the deuce. So much for reaching a satisfactory resolution.‍

They have a huge selection. I really appreciate that they can perform on site alterations and…read moreembroidering for an additional low cost. I found a scrub top that wasn't available in my size but the staff was able to place an order for the size I was looking for. Apparently you can even pick out different types of cloth to customize the uniform too! 10/10 experience. Would definitely recommend!

Wendy is the best ! This is the only place I have found that actually carries very professional…read morescrub dresses made to fit. Customer service is second to none. Over the years this has been my go to for all my nurses uniforms. Our employer requires specific colors for our techs, licensed personal and CNA's. This is not a problem for this company. They carry so many colors and styles and the quality is very good. Hope you all stay in business for many years to come.