Virtually no one looks as good in scrubs in
real life as they do on those television shows. In fact, most look a lot worse.
Whether you favor pewter scrubs or the classic blue or green or any other
color, scrubs in a medical setting are less about fashion choices than they are
about utility. Scrubs let everyone know who medical staff is, are loose fitting
to allow for working with patients, protect medical staff from germs and
infections, and are durable because providing medical care can be very
strenuous. If you're looking for a line of scrubs and are stuck between
Cherokee or Grey's Anatomy scrubs, here are the main differences.