I’d like to welcome a new sponsor of PixelRN.com – MyNursingUniforms.com. According to their website, they began as a family business over 50 years ago as a seamstress shop across from a hospital in the small town of Wilmington, Delaware. Over the years they have evolved into a web-based business, and have been selling nursing uniforms ever since. and in this post I am going to review their website, MyNursingUniforms.com.

One thing I really like about the site is its clean design and easy navigation. There was another site that I used to go to (that I won’t mention here) for scrubs that is very cluttered and loud. Think about it – you wouldn’t want to shop at a regular store that is cluttered with so many things that you don’t even know where to look. Why would that be acceptable for an online shopping experience?

MyNursingUniforms.com is well organized and very easy to navigate through. You can easily find where to search for your scrubs via brand (My personal favorite is Urbane Scrubs) and there is even a button for the clearance rack.

There’s also a link to a size chart. This is really helpful when it comes to shopping online. I love the convenience of shopping online but it’s tough when you can’t try things on. I am one of those people that is perpetually in between sizes. My shoe size is 8 1/2 which means that sometimes I am an 8 and sometimes I am a 9. Scrubs are usually fitted in Small-Medium-Large so it really helps to have a measurement chart to help you select your size.

Another thing I like about this site is that they’ve taken the time to link to some interesting nursing resources. If you look on the side bar there is a link called, “Resources for Nurses.” One link leads you to a “History of Nursing Uniforms.” Here you will find some great sites that chronicle the history of nursing through photos of nursing uniforms. Even if you don’t need scrubs right now, I recommend clicking on through to this section to see some really interesting photographs.

Overall, I would definitely recommend shopping at Mynursinguniforms.com for scrubs. And here’s an idea: Instead of buying your favorite nurse another silly nurse tchotchke this year, why not get him or her a pair of scrubs?