Long sleeves · Tunic length · Sold as a set

Modest scrubs · Sizes S–XL

Scrubs that cover.
Made for the whole shift.

Long sleeves, a tunic-length top and a matching bottom in the same fabric. One set, nothing to layer underneath, nothing to keep pulling down.

  • Tunic length
  • Full-length sleeves
  • Real pockets
Nurse in a royal blue long-sleeve tunic scrub set with a drawcord waist

Drawcord Scrub Set

Royal Blue · $85 for the set

The collection

Two sets. Every shift.

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Why it works

Standard scrubs are cut for someone who isn’t covering. These aren’t.

Cut to cover

Tunic length past the hip, full-length sleeves gathered at the wrist, and side slits so it moves when you do.

Pockets that hold things

A chest pocket plus deep patch pockets at the hip, placed where you actually reach during a shift.

Sold as a matched set

Top and bottom in the same fabric and the same colour, so the two pieces always read as one outfit.

Close detail of the black scrub set: hip pocket, drawcord and a stethoscope

The details

Quiet details. Big difference.

Every piece is described from the garment in the photograph: the collar, the cuffs, the pockets, the hem. Nothing is claimed that you can’t see.

  • Long sleeves that stay down when you reach
  • Tunic hem that clears the hip, front and back
  • Flat drawcord or clean band collar, your call
  • Same fabric top and bottom, in three colours
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Get the size right first time

Measure your body, not a garment you own. Between sizes? Take the larger one. The tunic is meant to skim, not sit against you.

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Kitting out a team?

Clinics, wards and student cohorts: send the sizes and colours you need and we’ll come back with pricing and a realistic lead time before you commit.

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Why we exist

“If you cover, getting dressed for a shift is a negotiation: an underlayer, a top that is never quite long enough, one more thing to pull down. Astur Clothing is the version that starts covered.”

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