The Natori Scrubs Collection offers medical professionals everyday health-wear that is fashionable, functional, and comfortable. The collection was developed by lingerie and sleepwear brand Natori in partnership with health-wear brand Care+Wear to show gratitude to the hardworking medical staff who have been performing consistently throughout the pandemic. The Natori Scrubs Collection has men's, women's, and unisex options that cover a range of colors and styles. These options include V-neck scrubs, surgical caps, jogger scrubs, and more.
The collection is made from blended polyester, rayon, and spandex fabric that is wrinkle-resistant, moisture-wicking, antimicrobial, and machine washable. These characteristics make the Natori Scrubs Collection a perfect fit for on-the-go medical staff. The healthcare clothing also carries practical features like extra pockets, badge loops, and reinforced collars which are suited to medical environments. The Natori Scrubs Collection is available online through the Care+Wear site.
Functional Fashionable Medical Scrubs
The Natori Scrubs Collection is Comfortable and Practical
Trend Themes
1. Functional-fashionable Medical Scrubs - Opportunity for disruption in the medical wear industry by combining fashion and functionality for healthcare professionals.
2. Antimicrobial Healthcare Clothing - Potential for innovation in the development of healthcare clothing that is antimicrobial without sacrificing comfort and style.
3. Wrinkle-resistant, Moisture-wicking Fabric - Demand for durable and easy-care fabrics may lead to more innovation in the development of wrinkle-resistant, moisture-wicking materials for use in various industries.
Industry Implications
1. Healthcare Clothing - Natori Scrubs Collection may disrupt the healthcare clothing industry with its fashionable and practical features.
2. Fashion and Apparel - The incorporation of functional features into fashion apparel for healthcare professionals may expand into other industries where comfort and practicality are important factors.
3. Textiles and Fabrics - Innovation in antimicrobial and wrinkle-resistant fabrics may have applications in other industries where durable and easy-care materials are valued.