Product Description

You’d better order an Egg-K-G because our Hoppy Easter scrub tops are heart-stoppingly cute. Like all Dr. Woof scrub tops,they’re:

• Softer than a newborn bunny
• Stretchy, breathable and wrinkle resistant
• Egg-cellent quality and fit
• Guaranteed to make you hoppy

Fabric & Care

Why we chose this fabric:

It’ll keep you comfy all shift long

• Sweat wicking
• 4-way stretch
• Cosy-soft fabric that feels amazing against your skin

It cuts down your laundry time

• Quick dry
• Wrinkle resistant
• Cold machine wash & tumble dry low

It makes dolphins think you’re awesome

• Global Recycle Standard (GRS) certified yarn
• 92% recycled fabric
• The fabric for this top is made with around 13 water bottles worth of waste plastic.

Sustainability

The fabric for this top is made with around 13 water bottles worth of plastic waste.

That’s this much plastic:

And if you get the matching scrub pants, this much:

How do water bottles turn into super-soft scrub uniforms?

The answer is not magic, it’s science. Here’s how it works:

1. Used plastic bottles are collected for recycling. 

2. The bottles are sent to a reclaiming facility and thoroughly cleaned.

3. The bottles are sorted by colour, ground into flakes, tossed in hot air and, at last, melted into a thick liquid. 

4. The liquid is passed through plates with tiny holes – sort of like a showerhead. 

5. This process turns the liquid into super-fine stands called filaments. Filaments are much thinner than cotton. In fact, each one is around 5x thinner than human hair.

6. The filaments are cut, stretched, aligned, and woven into a soft, cosy polyester fabric that we know you’re going to love.

But that’s not the only way we’ve got Mother Earth’s back

• The fabric is coloured using low-water, eco-friendly dye
• We use carbon-neutral shipping where possible
• Offcuts from our scrubs production process are recycled into scrunchies and scrub caps.

Embroidery

We can embroider a name, logo, or artwork on this product for you. (before you purchase your scrubs) to discuss the design and organize a quote.