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Walk into almost any hospital, aged care facility, dental practice or veterinary clinic in Australia and you'll see Cherokee scrubs. That's not an accident. Cherokee has been trusted by healthcare workers globally for decades — and i...

Maternity scrubs are one of the most underserved categories in Australian clinical workwear. Most healthcare workers find out what they need by trial and error — buying regular scrubs one size up, discovering they don't sit right, and...

  Scrub caps are one of those workwear items that tend to get treated as an afterthought — until you're halfway through a theatre list and your hair is in your face, or you're heading into a sterile environment without a compliant hea...

Wrong scrub sizing is the single most common reason for returns at Infectious — and it's almost always the same mistake: assuming that your usual clothing size will transfer directly to a scrubs brand you haven't worn before. It won't...

Printed scrubs occupy a specific and important place in Australian healthcare culture. They're not just a fashion choice — they're a clinical tool. In paediatric wards, a nurse in a cheerful animal-print top gets a different response ...

AI Summary: Victoria has no single statewide scrub colour policy — each health network (Alfred Health, Melbourne Health, Austin Health, Monash Health and others) sets its own uniform requirements. Strong conventions exist across most...

Scrub pants are the most-complained-about item in a healthcare worker's wardrobe. They gap at the waist. They drag on the floor. The pockets are in the wrong place, or there aren't enough of them. They look fine in the morning and unr...

From 25 to 27 March 2026, the Infectious Clothing team travelled to Brisbane to exhibit at the 32nd VNCA Conference — the annual gathering of veterinary nurses and technologists from across Australia, hosted by the Veterinary Nurses Co...

Quick Answer Infectious Clothing Company has partnered with Hospitals United for Sick Kids to bring official Blip print scrubs to Australian healthcare workers. Blip is the character at the heart of the Hospitals United for Sick Kid...

Quick Answer NSW Health uses a colour-coded uniform system across all facilities. Registered Nurses wear navy, Enrolled Nurses wear ceil blue or teal (varies by Local Health District), midwives wear eggplant, doctors wear hunter green,...

Quick Answer Scrubs Season 10 aired on Disney+ in Australia from 26 February to 16 April 2026, reuniting Zach Braff, Donald Faison and Sarah Chalke for nine new episodes. All episodes are now available on demand. As Australia's medical...

Quick Answer In most Australian hospitals, Registered Nurses wear navy, Enrolled Nurses and AINs wear ceil blue or teal, midwives wear eggplant or purple, and theatre nurses wear hunter green or teal. NSW Health doctors wear hunter gr...