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Maternity scrubs are pregnancy-friendly clinical uniforms designed with stretch panels, supportive waistbands and breathable fabrics for healthcare workers from the first trimester through postpartum. Infectious Clothing stocks Australia's best range of maternity scrubs from Cherokee and Wink — in over-bump and under-bump styles, in all core clinical colours. Authorised Australian distributor since 2001. Sizes XXS–3XL. Free shipping over $250 Australia-wide.

Infectious Clothing Company has supplied maternity scrubs to pregnant nurses, midwives, doctors and allied health professionals across Australia since 2001. Our pregnancy scrubs are purpose-designed for clinical workplaces — soft stretch panels, supportive waistbands and breathable fabrics that move with you through every trimester and every long shift.

We stock maternity scrubs from Cherokee and Wink — the two most trusted brands for maternity clinical wear in Australia. Both offer over-bump and under-bump pants plus maternity scrub tops with extra length, ruched side panels and stretch knit fabrics that grow with you without looking oversized or unprofessional. Part of our complete Australian scrubs range.

Free shipping on orders over $250 Australia-wide. Shipped from the Sunshine Coast, QLD. In-house embroidery available for names, job titles and clinic logos — 5–7 business day turnaround.

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Maternity Scrub Tops — Extra Length & Coverage

As your bump grows, standard scrub tops can ride up and feel restrictive. Our maternity scrub tops offer extra length, ruched side panels and stretch knit fabrics that provide coverage and room where you need it — without looking oversized or unprofessional on the ward.

Wink Maternity Scrub Tops

Wink's maternity tops use soft stretch microfibre fabric and breathable performance blends with flattering cuts that work through the full range of pregnancy. The Wink W123 maternity styles are Australia's most popular — with the signature pocketing system, ruched side panels and extra length. Available in a wide range of clinical colours including navy, ceil blue, eggplant, black and teal.

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Cherokee Maternity Scrub Tops

Cherokee maternity tops are designed for active clinical roles — stretch fabric, functional pocket layout and a flattering mock-wrap cut that accommodates a growing bump throughout every trimester. Available in Navy, Wine, Eggplant and other core clinical colours, meeting most Australian hospital uniform colour requirements. The 4-way stretch fabric is ideal for high-movement nursing roles.

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Maternity Scrub Pants — Over-Bump vs Under-Bump

Choosing the right waistband style makes all the difference for comfort during a long clinical shift. Both styles are available in our scrub pants range — here's how to decide:

Over-Bump Maternity Pants

A soft stretch panel extends up and over the bump, providing gentle support and full belly coverage. Best for:

→ Second & third trimester

→ Long shifts in air-conditioned hospitals

→ Nurses and midwives who prefer more support

→ Workers who find low-waist styles uncomfortable

→ Early postpartum recovery

Under-Bump Maternity Pants

Sits below the bump with a lower, soft waistband for airflow and a lighter feel around the midsection. Best for:

→ First trimester

→ Warmer clinical environments

→ Healthcare workers who prefer less fabric

→ Transitioning back to standard scrubs postpartum

→ Community care and home visits

Cherokee vs Wink — Which Maternity Scrubs Suit You?

Infectious is the only Australian supplier stocking both Cherokee and Wink maternity ranges simultaneously. Here's how they compare for clinical maternity wear:

Cherokee Maternity Wink Maternity
Fabric Performance poly/spandex blend, 4-way stretch 100% microfibre polyester, ultra-soft hand feel
Top style Mock wrap with side ruching, extra length V-neck and mock wrap, signature pocketing
Pocketing Standard chest + side pockets Triple chest pocket + utility loops
Clinical colours Navy, Wine, Eggplant — core hospital palette Navy, Ceil Blue, Eggplant, Black, Teal — widest range
Best for Theatre, ED, active nursing, high-movement roles Long-shift comfort, pocket-heavy roles, general wards
Sizes XXS–3XL XXS–3XL

Colour Compliance for Pregnant Nurses — You Still Need the Right Colour

Being pregnant doesn't change your facility's uniform colour requirements. Maternity scrubs need to meet the same colour standards as your regular scrubs — and Cherokee and Wink maternity styles are available in all the core clinical colours used across Australian hospitals.

Navy — Registered Nurses across most Australian public hospitals

Ceil Blue / Teal — Enrolled Nurses and AINs in most health districts

Eggplant / Purple — Midwives across most Australian maternity wards

Hunter Green — Theatre Nurses and NSW Health Doctors

Black — Dental, aged care, private clinics and allied health

Wine / Burgundy — Selected departments; check facility policy

Important: Colour conventions vary between health districts and individual facilities. Always verify your workplace policy before ordering maternity scrubs — particularly if ordering during a ward colour-coding rollout. For NSW Health colour requirements see our NSW Health Scrubs collection. For general guidance see Scrub Colours Explained.

Trimester-by-Trimester Buying Guide

Your uniform needs change significantly across pregnancy. Here's what works at each stage:

Stage What Works Tips
First trimester Standard stretch scrub tops often still work. Under-bump maternity pants for early waistband comfort. Order maternity pants now — having them before you need them means one less thing to manage mid-pregnancy. Most run true to pre-pregnancy size.
Second trimester Purpose-designed maternity tops become the most comfortable option. Over-bump pants provide the best support for most. This is when the investment in a proper maternity scrub set pays off most. Two sets covers most rosters with home laundering.
Third trimester Over-bump styles provide maximum support. Extra-length maternity tops essential for coverage. Breathable microfibre (Wink) helps manage the increased body temperature of late pregnancy. Consider a third set if doing extended shifts.
Postpartum return Under-bump maternity pants often comfortable for 4–8 weeks postpartum. Standard tops usually resume quickly. Don't rush back to regular scrub pants. Under-bump styles transition well as recovery wear and remain comfortable at the waistband.
Sizing tip: Most maternity scrub designs run true to pre-pregnancy size — stretch panels and ruching accommodate your bump. If you're between sizes or want extra room for late trimester, consider going up one size. Call 1300 661 475 (Mon–Fri 8am–4pm) for personal sizing advice, or visit our Sunshine Coast showroom at 3/15 Page Street, Kunda Park QLD 4556.

What Makes a Good Maternity Scrub?

Stretch knit panels — The waistband and side panels use soft stretch fabric that expands with your bump rather than digging in or riding down during a shift.

Breathable fabrics — Pregnancy increases body temperature. Cherokee and Wink maternity scrubs use moisture-wicking performance blends designed to keep you cool through long shifts.

Clinical colours — Navy, ceil blue, eggplant, black, teal and more. All maternity styles available in solid colours that meet most Australian hospital colour requirements.

Multiple pockets — Pen slots, cargo pockets and instrument loops to keep your clinical essentials close regardless of trimester. Wink maternity tops retain the signature triple chest pocket and utility loops.

Easy-care fabrics — Rated for industrial laundering. All styles wash and dry easily — because pregnancy is not the time to worry about delicate fabrics.

Custom embroidery — Add name, job title or clinic logo via our in-house embroidery service. Chest placement recommended on maternity styles rather than across stretch panels.

Returning to Work After Baby — What to Wear

Returning to clinical work postpartum is its own transition — and your uniform needs don't snap back overnight. Most healthcare workers find that maternity scrubs remain the most comfortable option for the first 4–8 weeks back at work, particularly for the waistband. Under-bump maternity pants are especially practical here — they sit comfortably without pressure on a healing abdomen while you transition back to your standard women's scrub pants.

Maternity scrub tops can usually be phased out sooner — most standard stretch scrub tops from Cherokee and Wink will accommodate the early postpartum body without the need for extended maternity-specific styles. If you're breastfeeding and returning to clinical work, the stretch knit fabrics in Wink maternity tops are practical for this transition period.

When you're ready to return to your standard scrubs, browse our full scrubs Australia range — including all scrub tops and all scrub pants across Cherokee, Dickies and Wink.

Who Are Maternity Scrubs For?

Our maternity nursing uniforms and pregnancy scrubs suit all clinical roles during pregnancy:

Registered & Enrolled Nurses — hospital wards, emergency, ICU, theatre

Midwives — maternity wards and birthing centres

Doctors & GPs — hospital and clinic settings

Allied health — physio, OT, radiography, pathology

Dental professionals — clinics and practices

Veterinary staff — vet clinics and animal hospitals

Aged care workers — residential and community care

Healthcare students — nursing and allied health placements

Build Your Maternity Uniform

Pair maternity scrub pants with purpose-designed maternity tops or standard scrub tops for extra coverage. Cherokee and Wink both have matching tops and pants in the same colourways — making it easy to build a coordinated set that meets your facility's colour requirements. Browse the full scrub pants range for all styles including maternity, jogger and standard cuts.

Add a professional finish with our custom embroidery service — names, job titles and clinic logos on most maternity scrub styles. For clinic or group orders, see our business orders page or call 1300 661 475.

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Cherokee & Wink · Over-bump & under-bump · XXS–3XL · Clinical colours · Free shipping $250+

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Frequently Asked Questions — Maternity Scrubs Australia

+ What are the best maternity scrubs in Australia?
The most popular maternity scrubs at Infectious are Wink W123 maternity styles (softest microfibre fabric, signature pocketing, widest colour range) and Cherokee maternity styles (durable 4-way stretch, great for active clinical roles, widely available in hospital-approved colours). Both offer dedicated over-bump and under-bump options tested for all-day clinical comfort.
+ What colour maternity scrubs do nurses wear in Australia?
Pregnant nurses follow the same colour requirements as all clinical staff at their facility. Registered Nurses typically wear navy, Enrolled Nurses wear ceil blue or teal, and Midwives wear eggplant across most Australian hospitals. Always verify your facility's specific policy. Cherokee and Wink maternity styles are available in all core clinical colours. For NSW Health requirements see our NSW Health Scrubs collection.
+ What is the difference between over-bump and under-bump maternity scrub pants?
Over-bump pants have a soft stretch panel that extends over the belly providing full coverage and gentle support — ideal for second and third trimester and air-conditioned hospitals. Under-bump pants sit below the belly with a lower waistband — a lighter feel preferred for warmer environments, first trimester, or postpartum transition back to standard scrubs.
+ Should I size up in maternity scrubs?
Most maternity scrub designs run true to your pre-pregnancy size — stretch panels and ruching accommodate your bump without needing to size up. If you're between sizes or want extra room for late trimester comfort, going up one size is a safe choice. Call 1300 661 475 for personal sizing advice.
+ Can I wear maternity scrubs after birth?
Yes — many maternity scrub styles remain comfortable for postpartum recovery. Under-bump styles in particular transition well as recovery wear before returning to standard scrubs — most healthcare workers find them practical for 4–8 weeks postpartum. When you're ready, browse our full scrubs Australia range to transition back to your regular uniform.
+ Are maternity scrubs breathable for long clinical shifts?
Yes — Cherokee and Wink maternity scrubs use soft knit stretch fabrics and performance blends designed for breathability and moisture management. Pregnancy increases body temperature, so all styles are selected specifically for comfort during long clinical shifts. Wink's microfibre fabric is particularly popular with nurses in late pregnancy for its lightweight, cool feel.
+ Do you have plus size maternity scrubs?
Yes — our maternity range extends to 3XL on most styles. For additional plus-size clinical options during pregnancy, see our plus-size scrubs collection. Call 1300 661 475 for help finding the right fit.
+ Can I get maternity scrubs embroidered with my clinic logo?
Yes — Infectious provides in-house embroidery for names, job titles and clinic logos. For maternity scrubs, chest placement is recommended rather than across stretch panels or waistbands. Turnaround is 5–7 business days after artwork approval.
+ Are maternity scrubs suitable for all healthcare roles?
Yes — maternity scrubs suit nurses, midwives, doctors, dentists, veterinary staff, allied health professionals and healthcare students across hospitals, GP clinics, dental practices, aged care and animal hospitals. Always check your workplace uniform policy for specific colour requirements.
+ What is your shipping policy for maternity scrub orders?
Free shipping Australia-wide on orders over $250. Orders under $250 incur a flat rate $12.95 fee. We ship from the Sunshine Coast, QLD — most orders arrive within 2–7 business days. Express shipping available at checkout. Free returns and exchanges on unworn, unwashed items.