As 2025 comes to a close, one thing is clear — healthcare professionals across Australia are prioritising comfort, durability and consistency when choosing their workwear. At Infectious Clothing Company, we’ve supplied thousands of individual and team uniform orders this year, giving us a unique insight into what scrubs healthcare workers actually bought — not just what was trending.
This year-in-review looks at the top-selling scrubs of 2025, the brands and fits clinics relied on most, and what these buying patterns tell us about uniform choices heading into 2026.
What Mattered Most to Scrub Buyers in 2025
Across clinics, hospitals and practices, we saw consistent priorities emerge when it came to scrubs:
- Comfort for long shifts and high-movement roles
- Durable fabrics that hold up to frequent washing
- Reliable sizing across repeat orders
- Styles that suit mixed teams and body types
- Colours that remain consistent across restocks
These factors influenced not only individual purchases, but also large clinic and group orders — where uniform consistency is critical.
Top-Selling Scrub Brands of 2025
Dickies Scrubs – Everyday Durability
Dickies scrubs continued to be one of the strongest performers in 2025. Known for their durability and practical design, they were a popular choice for busy clinical environments where scrubs need to withstand heavy wear.
Dickies proved especially popular in darker colourways such as navy, ceil blue and black — ideal for high-traffic healthcare settings.
Cherokee Scrubs – Consistent Fit & Professional Style
Cherokee scrubs remained a top choice for clinics seeking polished, professional uniforms with dependable sizing. Their Modern Classic and Core Stretch ranges were consistently reordered by practices looking for long-term uniform stability.
Wink / WonderWink – Comfort & Stretch Performance
In 2025, Wink scrubs stood out for their soft stretch fabrics and modern fits. They were particularly popular with healthcare professionals in active roles who prioritise flexibility and all-day comfort.
Biz Care – Reliable Team Uniforms
Biz Care scrubs continued to perform strongly in clinic and corporate healthcare settings. Their consistent colour range and dependable sizing made them a practical option for large team orders.
Most Popular Scrub Fits of 2025
While sizing is important, fit style played a major role in purchase decisions this year.
- Modern Classic fits remained the most versatile choice for mixed teams
- Jogger scrub pants continued to grow in popularity, particularly among younger staff and active roles
- Relaxed fits were favoured in aged care, veterinary and long-shift environments
Explore popular styles across jogger scrub pants, women’s scrub pants and men’s scrub pants.
Top Scrub Colours Clinics Chose in 2025
Despite seasonal trends, clinics consistently favoured colours that are easy to reorder and maintain:
- Navy
- Ceil blue
- Black
- Teal
- Burgundy (especially in dental and cosmetic settings)
Neutral and classic colours remained the safest choice for clinics planning long-term uniform programs.
What 2025 Buying Trends Tell Us About 2026
Looking ahead, the scrubs that performed best in 2025 share a common theme: reliability. Clinics and healthcare professionals are choosing uniforms that balance comfort, professional appearance and long-term value.
For teams planning ahead, this reinforces the importance of selecting scrubs that can be reordered easily, embroidered consistently, and worn comfortably across a range of roles.
Beat the January rush and lock in your clinic uniforms early.
FAQs
What were the most popular scrubs in Australia in 2025?
Dickies, Cherokee, Wink and Biz Care were among the top-selling brands, with modern classic and jogger fits leading overall demand.
Which scrub colours sold the most?
Navy and ceil blue remained the most popular, followed by black, teal and burgundy.
What should clinics consider when ordering scrubs for 2026?
Consistency in fit, colour availability, durability and embroidery compatibility are key factors when planning team uniforms.
