For Operating Room Staff
Surgical Scrubs
for the OR
Durable fabric, a double-layer front panel, and comfort through long procedures — a surgical scrubs collection chosen for OR practice.
Why Qule
Hours in the operating room demand standing for long stretches, comfort that holds concentration in warm, un-air-conditioned rooms, and — most importantly — fabric built for heavy use. OR scrubs are the most worn, most washed piece in a clinical setting.
QuleLAST™ fabric technology's double-layer front panel adds extra durability, while QuleLITE™'s ultra-light, breathable weave keeps you comfortable even in a warm OR. Styles that combine both technologies keep performing through long procedures.
Durable QuleLAST™ fabric
Double-layer front panel — extra durability and protection
QuleLITE™ ultra-light weave, breathable in warm settings
Unrestricted movement through long procedures
Recommended Styles
7 products
In-Depth Guide
Read our in-depth guide on choosing scrubs by role in the OR team and the right fabric technology.
Read the Surgical Scrubs GuideFrequently Asked Questions
Why do operating room scrubs have a double-layer front panel?
During surgery, the front torso area sees the most contact and friction. A double-layer front panel adds extra durability and barrier protection, keeping the scrubs performing through long procedures.
Is there a fabric that won't make you sweat in a hot, un-air-conditioned OR?
QuleLITE™'s ultra-light, breathable weave reduces the feeling of sweating for OR staff working long hours in warm conditions.
Should OR staff wear scrubs or a coat?
It depends on institutional protocol: some ORs use scrubs alone, others add a barrier coat on top. Qule's collection covers both needs.
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