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Hello everyone! Ever considered making your own scrubs? It’s an awesome opportunity to express your own style and creativity. But before you get to sewing, you’ll need to locate the perfect fabric for your scrubs. Today we’re looking at where to buy quality fabric for your scrubs, how to choose the best fabric, and why quality fabric is so important! Let's get started!
There are a few things to consider when it comes to selecting fabric for your scrubs. First up, consider what type of fabric will be comfortable for long hours. Cotton is widely chosen for its softness, breathability and ease of care. Poly-blends are also very nice, they are wrinkle free, durable, they don’t stain.
Another aspect to consider is the fabric weight. You may want to choose something lightweight for the summer and a heavier fabric for the winter. You’ll also want to consider the stretch and ease of movement that the fabric offers. For some flexibility and stretch, search for fabrics that contain a little bit of spandex or elastane.
You now have a sense of what to look for in fabricThe next step is finding a discreet place to buy it. Sishuo Textile is one of the best scrubs quality fabric choices. Each season, they have a ton of fabrics to choose from in many colors and prints, so you're sure to find something that says “you.”
Apart from online stores like Sishuo Textile, you can visit your local fabric shops. They tend to have a good selection of fabrics from which to choose, and you can see the patterns and textures up close and real-life colors. And you can also poke around for recommendations and advice from the staff about the best types of fabrics for scrubs.
— Consider the color and design. Solid colors are a safe choice for scrubs, but don’t hesitate to show your more personal side with prints and patters.
Quality when it comes to the fabric you chose for your scrubs is worth the investment for multiple reasons. For starters, good-quality fabric will last longer and have more life through many washes and wears. That means that you will need to buy scrubs less frequently, and that in a long run may save you money.