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The Silver Ion mask by Pacsafe provides high levels of filtration in a comfortable garment that is totally reusable and washable. 

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Choosing a uniform for your care workers is an extremely important decision.

Did you know the right uniform can positively impact both your team AND the aging Australian’s that you care for?

Whether for Residential, Respite, Home or Community care - your uniform can make a surprising difference to the quality of care you provide.

In this blog we’re going to explain exactly how your uniform can:

• Promote team spirit and morale.
• And promote better life quality for the clients you care for.

If you’d like to reach out to our friendly team to discuss your specific requirements you can visit our group orders page here. We’d be happy to offer you a free uniform review!

1 - A uniform that creates a more productive and engaged team

The impact that your work uniform has on your care workers is hard to overstate.

It really is one of the most important decisions any aged care facility can make.

Your team’s uniform affects so many aspects, including:

• Productivity
• Team spirit
• And staff co-operation

Not to mention all of the impacts that your uniform makes on your clients (which we’ll also discuss below).

So where do you start?

Well, there are many key decisions when it comes to your staff uniform.

From colours to styles, fits, and materials.

Obviously you want a uniform that your workers are comfortable in and proud to wear.

You also want a uniform that’s stylish and attractive (to promote team spirit and morale).

Selecting the right uniform will show your care worker team that you value them. It will also remind them of this, every time they slip into their uniform before a shift.

2 - A uniform that helps provide better care for your clients

Beyond the profound impacts that your uniform has on your team, there’s another massive consideration.

How will your choice of uniform impact the clients you care for?

Your choice of uniform can provide many benefits to your clients, including:

• Improved visibility
• Provoking positive emotional responses
• And building better relationships

So let’s look at each of these considerations a little closer.

Colour allows your clients to identify your care workers.

This is crucially important. Especially when we consider that many of the aging Australians you care for may have impaired vision.

When clients struggle to tell different objects apart it can add stressful complexity and confusion to their day.

Anything we can do to help your workers stand out can (and will) make a direct positive impact on your clients’ quality of life.

Colour impacts people emotionally and physically.

Colour affects different people in different ways. But there are also some general guidelines we suggest you understand.

For example, blue can relax clients. But if most of your clients have dementia, red can entice brain activity and attention.

Facilities such as residential care, consumer-directed care, and respite care have more scrub uniform colour standards than the average business.

There are also colour considerations around the culture and social upbringing of your clients.

If you’re ready to start planning a new uniform that can positively impact your team and your clients, we’d love to chat!

Our friendly team can review your requirements and make a uniform suggestion that is perfect for you.

As the #1 scrubs retailer in Australia, we specialise in making uniforms easy! That’s why we’d like to offer you:

• A free uniform review
• Sample ranges for fittings
• Simple ordering and delivery services

Click here to get started now!

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These P2 type protective masks are the real deal and not some low-quality fakes that are saturating the market. These masks are TGA Registered and feature 5 layers of filtration.

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61% of employees are more productive when employers require a dress code. While this is true for all workers, care workers will not only feel more engaged while wearing a uniform, but the right scrub uniform can benefit clients living at the facility.

Did you know your employee uniforms can provide better care for ageing Australians? Scrub uniform colours can improve visibility and entice different emotional and physical responses. Your employee uniforms should have specific colour schemes but should also be comfortable and stylish for your care workers.

Here’s why employee uniforms can benefit care workers and some advice when choosing and cleaning your scrub uniforms.

Stylish and Comfortable Scrub Uniforms for Care Workers

Employee uniforms offer a sense of belonging. Employees better engage with your brand, promoting team spirit and improved culture. This not only helps your team stay productive, but they also interact more with clients.

The right employment uniforms are not only comfortable but also stylish. Your employees will love wearing their scrub uniforms, especially if wearing a uniform helps their clients.

Shows You Value Employees

Well-made scrub uniforms tell your staff that they’re all on the same team. They can better perform their duties, engage with clients, and will work better with other team members.

But you don’t want to provide your team with just any uniform. You’ll want to give them a chic scrub uniform to wear that’s stylish, comfortable and functional.

Your team will feel great wearing a high-quality and attractive uniform that is easy to clean and care for. By providing top-quality scrubs will show that you value your employees.

Comfort

With any work uniform, the priority is comfort. Your team spend long hours on their feet, helping care for the many clients at your facility. This is why a comfortable scrub uniform is the key to energised and engaged staff members.

Practical scrub uniforms are sleek and are easy to move around in. They’re also made of durable fabrics that won’t rip and tear easily. Pockets make life easy as well for carrying essentials. High-quality scrub uniforms impress your clients as well as your staff. This simple notion shows that you care about your brand image and your employees will feel pride.

Stylish

Employers should spend time creating and planning their employee’s uniforms. While quality and comfort are key, you’ll also want to provide uniforms that are attractive.

Stylish scrub uniforms have a lasting impression on your staff. Specific colours help make scrub uniforms pop and will also help your clients with vision issues. Your staff will feel better by wearing attractive scrub uniforms, boosting their engagement.

Colour

Colour impacts your scrub uniforms at work because your clients will use colour to identify care workers. Coloured scrub uniforms also benefit certain clients, such as those with weak vision. Specific colours and colour schemes also make your scrub uniforms more attractive and may also tie in with your branding.

Here’s how scrub uniform colours can benefit clients.

Impacts Clients Positively

Colour impacts people in different ways, both physically and emotionally. Certain colours make us feel happy, relaxed, and even hungry. In addition, colour also impacts different cultural blueprints and biological upbringings.

This is why coloured scrub uniforms can entice your clients. The right colours can promote socialisation, improved vision, and can encourage clients to eat. Dishes and utensils with contrasting colours can also make the dining process easier for your clients. Certain colours can also inspire creativity, helping your clients have fun.

While colour has many benefits, it’s essential that your scrub uniform colour schemes reflect personal wishes. This includes religious and spiritual preferences as well as cultural and socio-economic backgrounds.

Improves Weak Vision

Many clients have weakened vision and they’re unable to tell different people and objects apart. Some common age-related vision problems include spatial disorientation, issues with depth perception, reduced ability to perceive contrasts, and altered colour perception.

Identifying certain colours can help strengthen their vision and better identify your staff.

Benefits Your Dementia Clients

Various colours improve the quality of life for many clients with dementia.

Many vision problems are linked to dementia. These include macular degeneration, cataracts, colour-blindness, diabetes retinopathy, and glaucoma. Serious symptoms of these ailments include loss of vision (as well as central or peripheral vision) and blurry vision.

All dementia-informed care workers try to implement wellness and reablement for clients. Fortunately, scrub uniform colours offer many benefits. Colour can enhance their visibility. They will better identify care workers and can receive the necessary attention.

Colour also offers emotional and physical benefits, especially for older Australians with dementia. Blue can calm clients and even lowers blood pressure. Blue furniture such as couches and bedding can keep clients relaxed while comfortable.

Red is also a dementia-friendly colour. This colour alone can improve brain activity in dementia clients. Red also grabs their attention, helping better recognize care workers.

If your dementia clients are struggling to eat, red scrub uniforms, plates, and utensils can help increase their appetite.

Tips to Choose the Best Scrub Uniform Colours

Facilities such as residential care, consumer-directed care, and respite care have more scrub uniform colour standards than the average business.

You want to choose scrub uniform colours that represent your facility and match your logo as well as choosing colours your team will love. But your colours should also improve visibility and engagement for your clients.

Here are some important tips when choosing uniform colours.

Emotional Responses and Culture

Colour awakens emotional responses, but this has to do with cultural and social upbringing. Different colours carry different definitions and responses throughout the world. Make sure you research different colours and how they impact various cultures.

Colours That Help Clients

You’ll want to choose colours that are the most helpful. Blue and red are perfect examples — blue can relax clients; but if most of your clients have dementia, red can entice brain activity and attention.

Some colours are also more visible than others. For example, colours in the middle of the spectrum, such as yellow, are more easily identifiable than colours outside of the spectrum. But be wary if your clients are colour-blind because they may see yellow as white.

If you want to choose colours with great visibility and emotional benefits, choose warm colours. Warm colours are stimulating and convey socialization, happiness, and energy. Some great warm colours include coral, peach, and soft apricot.

Too Many Colours Can Be Distracting

If your scrub uniforms will have multiple colours, choose colours in the same palette. Too many colours can distract your clients. This is especially true if the colours you choose are all bright and bold. 

Avoid Colours at the End of the Spectrum

Colours at the end of the spectrum, such as blue and red, look dark to many clients. While some shades of blue and red work great for scrub uniforms, darker variations of these colours won’t be as visible as the lighter and brighter variations.

Know the Colours That Are Easy and Hard to See

Clients have the easiest time seeing colours in the middle of the spectrum. This includes yellow, orange, and green. The most difficult colours for clients are lavender and pastel blues. These colours look like grey to those with vision issues.

Contrast Colours

Contrasting colours help clients identify people and objects. Certain colour contrasts can also improve orientation, navigation, independent, mobility, and involvement.

For best results, choose major colour contrasts. Colours at the middle of the spectrum, such as yellow and green, pair best with colours at the end of the spectrum.

Colour Rendering

Colour rendering is the way a colour looks under a specific light source. Lighting not only impacts colour visibility but also colour contrasts. Colours that are too bright won’t show up as well in the daylight.

The type of light in your facility also impacts the way colour looks. For example, natural daylight alters colours more than artificial light.

How to Prevent Contamination

As a care worker, consumer advocacy is one of your biggest concerns. Your clothes not only spread germs but also retain them. In order to not spread viruses and bacteria to your loved ones, proper scrub uniform maintenance is important.

Do Not Shake Clothes

Many people shake out their clothes before laundering. However, try and get out of this habit. Germs can survive on clothes for several hours. Shaking out clothes can disperse viruses into the air. If you have to shake your clothes, make sure no one is around and wear a cloth mask.

Line Your Laundry Hamper with a Washable or Disposable Bag

Throwing contaminated clothing in the laundry hamper will only spread the virus more. Before placing your clothes in the hamper, place your clothes in either a disposable bag or washable hamper lining first. Hamper liners are recommended before they’re environmentally friendly and are easy to wash.

Separate Potentially Contaminated Clothes from Other Clothes

Washing all dirty clothes together is convenient and saves energy. However, you risk cross-contamination. Even though laundering can kill the COVID-19 virus, we’re still trying to understand how the virus lives on clothes and spreads to others and your surroundings.

Leave Your Work Shoes in a Designated Place

The coronavirus, as well as other germs, can also live on your shoes for a long time. It’s best to leave them in a specific place, ideally away from others. If you can, leave your shoes in your garage or even in your car.

Wash Your Clothes at 60 Degrees Celsius

Experts recommend washing your clothes in warm and hot settings to effectively kill the virus. 60 degrees Celsius is the standard. If your laundry machine doesn’t specify temperatures, wash your scrub uniform in hot water.

Wear the Best Employee Uniforms

Employee uniforms can better engage your care workers and can benefit your clients. If you’re looking for new uniforms and scrubs, we offer clothing for aged care workers.

We all know that to prevent the spread of COVID-19 it’s crucial for us to wash our hands and keep surfaces sanitised, right?

But for healthcare workers, there’s an added level of precaution required. It’s also important to wash your scrubs after every shift. Experts are suggesting that medical staff wash their uniforms at 60 degrees Celcius after each and every shift.

This is extremely sensible advice for obvious reasons. But the problem is that most scrubs are not manufactured to withstand constant washing at high heat.

That’s why here at Infectious, we’re proud to be launching our Dickies Industrial Strength Scrubs! Specially designed to withstand regular high-temperature laundering, these scrubs are ultra-tough and made to last.

We hope these new scrubs will help you stay healthy and comfortable during this extremely challenging time. In this blog, we also want to outline 5 important tips for maintaining a healthy home after each shift ends.

1 - Do not shake clothes before laundering

While it can be a natural habit to shake out dirty laundry, this can actually disperse the virus through the air.

Your safest option is to place your dirty uniform directly into the washing machine without doing any other pre-wash routines.

2 - Line your laundry hamper with a washable or disposable bag

As we throw our dirty clothes into our laundry hamper we could be creating a contaminated area and spreading the virus. Your best bet is to use a disposable (or washable) lining to prevent this.

By washing or throwing away your laundry liner you can avoid passing any germs to members of your household who may be digging around in the laundry basket.

3 - Keep potentially contaminated laundry separate from your other laundry

Many households have one main laundry hamper for all washing. During the COVID-19 outbreak, it’s a good idea to store your dirty uniform (and any other potentially contaminated clothing) in a separate hamper until you wash it.

This way you can avoid any build-up of germs and ensure other members of your family aren’t having their clothes infected.

4 - Leave your work shoes in a designated place

Another great idea is to take off your shoes as soon as you arrive home and either leave them in your car or in your garage.

Shoes are notorious for collecting germs, and following this simple ritual could prevent you from walking the virus right into your home.

5 - Be sure to wash your laundry at 60 degrees Celsius

As we discussed above, experts are recommending we wash our scrubs at 60 degrees to effectively kill any germs.

If you’re looking for durable and stylish scrubs that are specially designed to withstand this kind of wash cycle, we have you covered!

With a wide range of sizes and colours, you can explore our new Industrial Strength Scrubs here.

Following these simple steps could help to keep you and your household safe during these challenging times.

Here at Infectious, we are so incredibly grateful for every single healthcare worker in our amazing community!

Our thoughts are with you in the coming weeks and months. And we’re here to help in any (and every) way we can including the supply of hot wash scrubs for men and women.

Coronavirus (COVID-19) Update
Due to the coronavirus outbreak, we are experiencing some delays in shipping times and product availability. Rest assured, the Infectious team is making every effort to get your uniforms out to you as soon as possible and we will continue to do so throughout this crisis. We appreciate you, the heroes working on the front lines of this crisis in every sector of the medical field and we thank you for your service.

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Are your uniform scrubs making an excellent first impression?

Your clothing says a lot about you at first glance, especially in the medical profession. You must be presentable from head-to-toe to come across as neat and professional.

Modern scrubs come in several fits, patterns, and colours. Ultimately, the best scrubs for you will depend on your personal preferences. Do you want a tailored look, or do you prefer a scrub that’s breezy and loose-fitting? Maybe bright colours or prints are your thing?

Finding stylish scrubs that are functional can be a challenge. Regardless of the style you choose, nurse scrubs must be comfortable. They shouldn’t limit your movements. 

Show up ready to work and excited about your scrubs with this guide to the best scrubs for nursing.

How Should Scrubs Fit?
When choosing scrubs, you must pay special attention to their fit. Compare uniforms based on their comfort and quality, and don’t forget that you’re going for a polished look.

Comfortable but High-Quality
When it comes to uniform scrubs, you don’t have to compromise style for comfort. Modern synthetic fabrics give you the best of both worlds being comfortable and durable and often feature stretch for extra comfort.
Pay attention to the fit of the overall uniform, making sure the waist isn’t too tight. Also, be sure the waistband will keep your scrubs in place as you bend down.
When choosing scrubs, look for pants that are made of high-quality materials. Some discounted brands will use thin materials that you can see through, indicating a poorly made product. 

Trendy yet Professional
In a hospital setting, you should strive to project a professional appearance. Don’t ruin it by allowing your intimates to show through your uniform.
The cheap, thin scrubs that we just mentioned are not enough to keep your underwear from showing through. This is especially true with lighter coloured pants. You shouldn’t have to buy special underwear each time you wear your favourite white scrubs to work.
You also never want to wear a revealing scrub top. Some scrub tops come in V-neck styles, which are cute but can show too much if you’re not careful. If you’re worried about how professional your uniform is, stick to a timeless scrub design.

Choose Scrubs That Complement Your Body Type
Not only must your scrubs follow any uniform policies for your job, but you must also be sure they fit correctly. To get the right fit when shopping for scrubs, choose according to your body type.

Pear or Apple Shape
If you have a broader chest, waist, and hips, you have an apple shape. People with a pear-shaped body have a smaller chest combined with a wider waist and hips. 
While you might struggle to find scrubs that flatter your body, there are a few options that should work well.
Women with a pear or apple shape should stick with solid colours or bright colours with dark side panels. If you’re adventurous, try a printed top with embellishments along the neckline. It’s essential that your top fits well and is not too tight or too loose. Choose straight, flare, or wide-leg pants for the best, most flattering result.
If you are a man built with a pear or apple shape, you should consider darker scrub tops. If your job allows it, try a polo shirt instead of a scrub top. Choose relaxed-fit pants in solid colours and make sure it’s something you’re comfortable wearing for those 12-hour shifts.

V-Shape
V-shape is how we describe bodies with wide shoulders and a skinny waist. If you’re V-shaped, you probably have a broad chest, but smaller hips.
V-shaped women look best in solid-colour tops, empire-waist tops, and mock-wrap tops. The latter two inches above the waist, but fit well in the chest. These fits, in addition to V-neck tops, elongates the torso. When selecting bottoms to go with these tops, try flare, cargo, or wide-leg fits if a straight leg isn’t your thing.

Again, a polo shirt works well for men with this body shape. If that’s not allowed where you work, try layered, V-neck, and unisex tops. Layered tops are also a possible option. V-shaped men look best in cargo, fitted, and drawstring pants.

Hourglass Shape
Hourglass-shaped people have thin waists with large hips and chests. Hourglass is a familiar shape for women.
Women with hourglass shapes should search for flattering tops that stretch. Mock wrap tops and empire waist tops are excellent options. Pair these with straight, wide leg, or flare pants.

Take Your Measurements
Before you go shopping, make sure you take your measurements. 
To measure yourself, take a flexible tape measure and measure yourself around your chest, waist, hips, and inseam. For the most accurate results, have someone else take your measurements for you.

Record measurements in the following way:

Chest (or bust): Measure underneath your arms, around the fullest part of the chest

Waist: Find your natural waistline while holding the tape measure loosely
Hips: Stand with your feet together to measure around the fullest part of your hips

Inseam: Measure along the inside of your leg to an inch below your ankle
Have your measurements handy as your shop, especially online, to be sure you get the perfect fit. For a fitted look, choose your correct size. If you like your scrubs to be loose, select a size up.

Other Factors to Consider When Choosing Nurse Scrubs
Once you know your size, you can have fun deciding which scrubs are right for you. There are dozens of styles, patterns, and colours to choose from. 

Here are some factors to consider as you search:

Price
For the most part, you get what you pay for with quality scrubs.
You might get lucky and find cheap ones that work well for you, but keep in mind how well scrubs will last over time. If you pay more now, you may find yourself falling in love with scrubs that will last you a long time.
As seasons change, you may find many collections of high-quality scrubs on sale.

Trend
Scrub styles change with the seasons, as with any other items of clothing.
You can’t go wrong with basic scrub styles, though. If you’re planning to work as a nurse for a long time, you’ll thank yourself for investing in scrubs with a standard fit.
Standard doesn’t have to mean boring, though. Trust your decision, knowing that comfort will always be “on-trend.”

Neck Shape
Scrubs tops are designed with several neck types, including V-neck, mock wrap, round, and square. Modern designers have even added U-shape, scoop neck, and split-neck styles.
These neck shapes give you the ability to step out of the box with your uniform. Try on multiple styles to see which flatters your neckline and chest the most. Once you know which style you prefer, it’ll be easier to make a decision next time it’s time to refresh your work wardrobe.

Pockets
If you keep things in your pockets, you’ll be happy to discover that you can buy scrubs with pockets, too! We all know how much nurses love their pockets.
Traditional scrubs have chest pockets, but if you find that it draws too much attention to your chest, you can skip them. However, if you’re someone that likes to keep a pen in your chest pocket, you’re in luck.
Some scrub pants also have patch pockets, which are more popular for men than women.

Colour
White and blue are the classic colours used to signify doctors and nurses. Many hospitals now allow their employees to pick scrubs in the colour of their choosing.
Colours are a fun way to show your personality. If there aren’t any rules, go wild, but know that dark colours hide stains much better than lighter shades.

Long or Short
If you’re taller or shorter than the average person, you can find well-fitting scrubs, too. Most brands provide tops and bottoms in long and short styles.
Pay attention to the brands that offer these styles, so you don’t have to waste time and money visiting a tailor with your work uniform.

Fit
We’ve discussed fit a bit already, but we cannot stress enough how important it is when choosing your uniform.
Most scrubs are designed in a loose-fit, but modern scrubs also come in slim varieties.
Whichever you choose, make sure you feel comfortable and confident in your scrubs. You’ll be at your best when you’re wearing scrubs that fit well.

Side Slits
Some scrubs are designed with side slits. These are stylish, but functional, too. They will allow you to bend more freely and provide air to keep your scrubs from becoming too hot.
If you’re tall, be careful. Side slits can show torso skin when you reach if your tops aren’t long enough.

Drawstrings or Buttons
Most scrub pants come with a drawstring or buttons to keep them up on your hips. Bottoms with elastic waistbands are usually the most comfortable.
With drawstring pants, make sure they don’t slide down your hips as you walk or bend over. The last thing you want is to show your underwear to your patients or coworkers!

Shop the Best Scrubs for Nursing
If you’re new to shopping for scrubs, don’t worry, you’ll find a style and fit that is flattering and comfortable. It just takes a little trial and error to get the best nursing scrubs.

Remember, go for high-quality materials instead of searching for a discount. Not only will this save you time and money, but you’ll also look your best on the job.
We have scrubs for nurses working in any industry, in a variety of styles. Check out our collections and shop the best scrubs for nursing. Create an account and save your favourite selections!

Best scrubs brands Australia: Dickies, WonderWink, Zoe and Chloe and Infectious.

Best scrubs collections: Dickies EDS, Dickies Xtreme Stretch, WonderWink Origins, WonderWork and W123.

It has been a challenging week for all of us across the country. Our top priority and thoughts continue to be for the health and safety of our employees and customers. 

This past week we have seen a huge demand for scrubs for healthcare workers being deployed into clinical roles to fight this pandemic.  We are working closely with all our suppliers to keep scrubs flowing to you.  

To ensure we can receive stock before further trade restrictions are in place we have made the decision to express airfreight all incoming stock orders.  Due to this decision, we have been forced to raise our prices slightly but this means that we will be able to supply the essential medical uniforms that frontline workers are crying out for. This is not a decision that we take lightly and we thank you for your understanding.  

We would like to thank all of our customers and hope that you can stay safe while taking care of the healthcare needs of our nation.

The Infectious Team 

To our Valued Customers,

As you will be aware, the Coronavirus (COVID-19) has continued to spread to multiple countries around the world. Infectious Clothing understands that you may have concerns around the impact that this could potentially have on the supply of your uniforms.

Infectious Clothing continues to trade, especially at a time when many of our customers are on the front line of Health Care dealing directly with the current crisis and we want to ensure that you have access to uniforms as you need them.

We are currently holding high levels of stock in core ranges and have deliveries currently in transit.  At this stage, we believe that we can maintain a constant supply but ask you to be patient as there could be interruptions or delays when it comes to receiving your orders.

Our main priority is keeping our team and clients safe and reducing the spread in the community.  We have been staying abreast of all announcements and updates from WHO and QLD Health and have implemented all suggested measures in our workspace including extra cleaning and talking to the team about correct handwashing / sanitising as well as respiratory etiquette.

For the foreseeable future, we will be closing our retail store but can help you online or over the phone.  We will also ship all packages from now on, and there will not be a collection option until we re-open the retail space.

There is also the chance that embroidery may be delayed in the coming days we will keep you updated if this occurs.

We would like to take this chance to thank all of the amazing healthcare workers on the front line of this crisis – real heroes don’t wear capes – they wear scrubs. 

Let’s look out for one another at this time, check-in with your fellow teammates and see how they are doing.

The Infectious Team

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Start the new year off with some fun and colour for your uniform in newly released printed designs from Zoe and Chloe. 

Trouble is afoot in the jungle tonight with cheeky monkeys on the loose. This top has a dark background with green tropical trees and colourful monkeys hanging out and eating bananas. A must for tropical Friday and features a stylish diamond neckline.

For the cat lovers! Cats of all shapes and sizes cover this fun feline scrub top as shown below. Sleepy cats, cool cats wearing sunglasses and cats in hats make up this awesome fashion uniform shirt. This V-neck scrub top is a must for Vets or Vet Nurses.

This wonderful top is called "Floral Night Sky" and combines flowers in bloom with a glittering star-filled sky as a backdrop. The colours in this fashion design are bold and bright and you will really stand out from your colleagues. When first impressions matter this uniform top will inspire those around you.

Who can resist the cuteness of pugs? 

This fun design has three of your favourite things, coffee, cupcakes and pugs. A great top for dog lovers, vets, vet nurses or paediatrics. Share the love!

We have many more seasonal and holiday designs dropping throughout the year. If you are a fan of printed scrubs, why not sign up to our newsletters and get notified of new arrivals so you can be the first to wear them in your workplace.

Infectious Clothing Company is the home of Zoe & Chloe Scrubs in Australia.

Infectious is Australia's go-to supplier of quality Christmas Scrub Tops. This December has been one of our busiest months ever and we have sold over 2000 Christmas tops so far. Some styles are already sold out but we do have stock of the very popular Night Before Christmas Top for those who are yet to purchase a fun festive uniform.

See all of our Christmas patterned nurses tops and don't forget you can also shop value bundles which you can see at the product level.

We have plus size Christmas scrubs available (2XL and 3XL) and you can pay with Afterpay or Zip Pay which makes online shopping super convenient. 

As this is the busiest time of year for the postal service we recommend using the express post as your shipping option so you get your uniforms fast and can start getting into the festive spirit at your workplace.

Be smart this Silly Season, shop for your gifts or Christmas scrubs by the end of October and pay it off before Christmas with Afterpay.

Christmas is a time of joy, celebration and for many financial-strain. This is where Afterpay can help our customers across the Christmas period. The most common reason Afterpay customers use our service is to help them track their spending and manage their budgets.

This October, Afterpay offers a unique opportunity for our Infectious.com.au customers to shop the perfect gifts without the burden of New Year payments. Shopping with Afterpay during October will enable customers to plan and manage their budgets so that their gifts are paid off before Christmas. 

Use Afterpay to purchase your Christmas scrubs or new uniforms to start 2020 with a bang.

Start ticking off your Christmas list now and pay it off before Christmas with Afterpay and Infectious Clothing Company. #PAYITOFFB4XMAS

Infectious has listened to our customers and we now offer payments for uniforms using Afterpay. We understand that uniforms can be a considerable outlay, especially when starting a new position. Which is why you can buy nursing scrubs and healthcare uniforms now with Afterpay and pay them back in four equal payments.

Buy nurse uniforms, nursing scrubs with Afterpay and don't forget to add embroidered logos, medical accessories and footwear for a complete makeover. Infectious has scrubs for sale with Afterpay as a payment option.

HOW DOES AFTERPAY WORK?

*Excludes Gift Cards
^Subject to Afterpay's terms and conditions, see www.afterpay.com.au/terms

SELECT AFTERPAY IN CHECKOUT AS YOUR PAYMENT METHOD

FOLLOW PROMPTS TO CREATE AN AFTERPAY ACCOUNT

PAY 4 FORTNIGHTLY PAYMENTS^*

^*If you make repayments on time, you’ll only ever pay the price of the item you’ve purchased. The only fees Afterpay charges are late fees for missed payments.  Please note that Afterpay is not a service provided by Infectious. It is a facility offered by Afterpay Pty Ltd.

If uniforms are a significant investment and you would like to purchase now and spread the payments out over time Afterpay is a great way to do this.

Search for Infectious Clothing Company in the Afterpay stores directory and let your friends know the best place to buy scrubs with the convenience of Afterpay.

Shop Healthcare Uniforms, Aged Care or Medical Footwear. 

Congratulations 
Infectious Clothing Company Pty Ltd 

You are a 2019 Sunshine Coast Business Awards Finalist!! 

Infectious Clothing Company is proud to be announced as a finalist in the 2019 Sunshine Coast Business Awards in the Retail, Trades and Services category. 

It has been a huge year for Infectious with lots of change and innovation throughout our organisation. We have expanded the range of items we stock in our Sunshine Coast warehouse and have just launched our new website which delivers an enhanced user experience for online shoppers. We are a uniform solution for Healthcare, Aged Care and Corporate workers. Infectious is also a branding and embroidery expert with the ability to customise your uniform with logo embroidery or your name.

The Sunshine Coast Business Awards were launched by a panel of speakers at the annual breakfast for Qld Small Business Week on Wednesday 29 May, featuring outstanding past award winners. Applications and nominations for this year’s Awards officially opened to celebrate the efforts and achievements of the Coast’s business community.

The region’s most prestigious awards are designed to recognise business success throughout our community who excel in their industry.

Infectious has a proven track record for delivering quality goods on time and at competitive prices. Buying scrubs from Infectious will not only keep you looking and feeling great at work it will save you money because our premium quality products won't need to be replaced as often as inferior products.

We are committed to creating a personalised online shopping experience for our customers. Sign up to our newsletter to receive discounts and be the first to hear about special offers and announcements on new products and promotions.

Infectious Clothing Company is now located on the beautiful Sunshine Coast in Queensland. We would love to meet you in person if you want to drop by to see our products or even try on some of our famous Dickies and WonderWink medical workwear or Biz Collection corporate style clothing.

We look forward to meeting the other finalists at the 25th Anniversary Awards Gala! We have enjoyed the process of being nominated, writing the submission, being announced as a finalist and with fingers crossed being announced as a winner or runner. 

Well done to all the businesses who entered the awards. The Sunshine Coast is a great place to live and do business.

Infectious Clothing Company is proud to be attending the Independent Vets of Australia annual conference at the Pier One Hotel in Sydney.  The Infectious Team of Pete and Sally Doran and our Business Sales Specialist Bianca Bloomfield has enjoyed meeting Vets and Practice Managers from all over Australia and showcasing our Medical Uniforms.

Infectious is easy to find as we are right next to the coffee cart which we are sponsoring.  Drop by and say hi and we would be delighted to show you which of our uniforms are the best fit for Vets and Vet Nurses as well as your non-clinical staff such as practice managers and receptionists. #Coffee, #vetlife, #scrubs #sydney

Infectious - helping create the culture of healthcare

Cultures are groups of people who come together around common beliefs and values. Workplaces with a good culture are happy, motivated and inspired to do good work. The implementation of a great branded uniform creates happy, motivated workers with an inspired sense of professional identity. Let us help you improve the culture in your healthcare facility with comfortable, functional uniform solutions.

Whether you’re looking for nurses uniforms for your nursing team or looking to outfit your entire aged care facility, Infectious has a quality uniform solution to suit your needs. Our fantastic modern uniforms are great fitting and comfortable with stylish garments such as printed scrub tops or corporate wear will enhance professionalism.  

Let us show you how to dress every member of your residential care team, from the nurses and allied health workers to administration. Infectious also supplies functional polo shirts and corporate tops for community care workers.

The styles below are highly recommended for Aged Care Uniforms. All items have bright colours and patterns that are easy on the eye and will bring a smile to the face of your clients, residents and their families as well as your coworkers.

Think of how good your staff will look in these great fitting and functional fashion tops. Best prints designs for aged care workers.

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