Surgical Pajamas

Disposable scrubs are made from materials such as Unisoft, designed for single use, significantly reducing the risk of cross-contamination in surgical environments. Reusable scrubs, available from RAG Tailors, are made from durable fabrics such as cotton, polyester or technical blends, withstanding multiple washings without losing quality. Although disposable scrubs offer greater immediate hygiene, reusable scrubs are more cost-effective in the long term and are a more sustainable option, especially when produced with high-quality, environmentally friendly materials.

The best fabrics for surgical pajamas combine durability, comfort and antimicrobial properties. At RAG Tailors, we favour cotton and polyester blends that offer breathability and resistance to frequent washing. Antimicrobial fabrics are increasingly sought after because they reduce the proliferation of bacteria. For surgical environments, we recommend fabrics with antibacterial and anti-fluid treatment, while for daily use outside the operating room, cotton and elastane blends provide greater freedom of movement and comfort during long hospital shifts.

Personalising medical uniforms is essential for quick identification between departments. At RAG Tailors, we offer full personalisation services, including embroidery, printing and screen printing to distinguish different teams. We recommend a specific colour code for each department (e.g. blue for surgery, green for emergency), combined with embroidery of the name, role and institutional logo. To personalise your scrubs, simply send us an email with the references and images you require for a quote. Our delivery time varies between 10 and 15 working days for custom orders.

To maximize the durability of your Surgical Pajamas, we recommend washing at moderate temperatures (60°C to eliminate bacteria) with mild detergents and without bleach. It is advisable to turn the garments inside out before washing to preserve colors and embroidery. Avoid high-temperature dryers - air drying is preferable to preserve the fibers. For uniforms with antistatic or antimicrobial properties, always follow the specific manufacturer's instructions. RAG Tailors Scrubs are designed to withstand frequent washing, maintaining their functional properties and professional appearance even after intensive use in a hospital environment.

When choosing scrubs for different seasons, consider the type of fabric and design. For warmer months, opt for scrubs in lightweight fabrics such as cotton-polyester blends with a higher percentage of cotton, which offer better breathability and moisture wicking. In winter, blends with a higher percentage of polyester or microfibers provide better heat retention. RAG Tailors offers models adapted to each season, including detachable sleeve options and different fabric weights. For environments with constant air conditioning, we recommend mid-weight scrubs that work well all year round.

Scrubs with antimicrobial technologies represent a significant evolution in hospital clothing, incorporating compounds that actively inhibit the growth of bacteria, fungi and other microorganisms. These garments provide an additional layer of protection in clinical environments, reducing the risk of nosocomial infections and unpleasant odors even after long shifts. At RAG Tailors, our surgical gowns with antimicrobial properties remain effective even after multiple washes, ensuring long-lasting protection. In addition, these technologies contribute to extending the life of the fabric, making them a smart investment for healthcare professionals.

Choosing the right size is essential for comfort and professional performance. We recommend measuring your bust/chest, waist and hips against our detailed sizing chart. Scrubs should allow for a full range of motion without restricting your movements – especially in the shoulders and arms for professionals performing procedures. Choose an allowance of 2-3cm beyond your exact measurements. At RAG Tailors, we offer options with elasticated and drawstring waistbands, and tops with ergonomic cuts that promote freedom of movement. Please note that scrubs that are too loose can pose a safety risk in surgical environments.