Mix & match clothing brightens working hours

A colourful collection of clinical clothing, with many motifs and designs inspired by nature, is now available throughout Europe.

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Scrubs wear, made by Green Scrubs, of Grafschaft, Germany (www.greenscrubs.de), includes pants, tops (short sleeved, or as long sleeved jackets), and caps for use in the operating theatre, ICU, general wards, and other clinical areas.

Mix and match - Dogs, cats, whales & dolphins or coral fish and many more creatures and flowers have been incorporated into the many designs, and over 20 plain shades are also available. The plain shade pants can be combined with various tops to create an appealing outfit, which should cheer up staff as well as patients.

Available in over 150 different designs/colours, caps have been made in four sizes and styles - to suit the wearers’ hair volume and style.

Green Scrubs also vouches for the  ‘...superior quality, excellent comfort and unique appearance’ of its garments.

Contact: kontakt@greenscrubs.de

01.03.2005

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