Find the perfect blend of comfort and durability with Zenir’s Ocean Teal Straight Split Hem Scrub Pants for women. Designed for ease and longevity, these scrubs are a must-have for medical professionals.

· 6 Pocket in total
· Waistband for comfortable activity
· Hem trim for more movement
· Vartec detailing for durablity

Model is 5'9" / Wears size XS

I hate the polyester feel of most scrubs—do these feel more like natural cotton
Yes, ZN TEX™ was created for those who loves the natural feel of high-end cotton. It combines an ultra-soft touch with 4-way technical stretch, giving you the breathable comfort of a natural fiber with the clinical performance of a modern medical uniform.

I have a 'curvy' build—will these fit my body type?
We designed ZN TEX™ with a tailored, realistic fit for diverse body types. The fabric contours naturally to your curves without feeling tight in the thighs, providing a flattering, professional silhouette. These are our all-day comfort champions.

I spend a lot of time charting at a desk. Can I wear these for a full day of admin work without them wrinkling?
Even though the fabric feels soft like cotton, it’s engineered with anti-wrinkle fabric technology designed to keep your uniform looking neat with minimal effort. You’ll stay looking crisp and professional from your first patient to your final chart, no matter how much you’re sitting or standing.

Will these pants shrink or fade after frequent washing?
Built to last. Our performance fabric is engineered to be fade-resistant and shrink-resistant, so your scrubs maintain their vibrant color and original fit wash after wash. No more worrying about your uniform looking worn, faded, or ill-fitting — just long-lasting, professional scrubs that hold up to the demands of your shift.

I spend a lot of time charting at a desk. Can I wear these for a full day of admin work without them wrinkling?
Even though the fabric feels soft like cotton, it’s engineered with technical wrinkle-resistance. You’ll stay looking crisp and professional from your first patient to your final chart, no matter how much you’re sitting or standing.