Ahh, now this is what I have been waiting for. As E-commerce Director of Lydia's, I make many decisions that directly affect you, our customer. Now I can interact with you on a personal basis. This blog is to help you get a closer look at what's going on here at Lydia's. But it doesn't stop there, we want to hear what's going on in your workplace and how we fit into that picture. So join in at anytime, this blog is for you...TALK AMONGST YOURSELVES!
Posted Tuesday, April 1, 2008 by
leesa fotis
If so, I want to hear about it! Did you buy medical scrubs, only to have a seam come undone at the wrong time? Did the button fall off your lab coat, only to reveal the stain on your shirt from lunch? Were the only hospital uniforms left two sizes too small?
What's your most embarrassing scrubs malfunction? Don't be shy. It's just between us :)
What's your most embarrassing scrubs malfunction? Don't be shy. It's just between us :)
Posted Tuesday, March 25, 2008 by
leesa fotis
It's been interesting reading your comments about medical uniforms and all the various sizing issues that are out there. We are taking all of your issues to heart and will keep striving to find more flattering fits. Check back for Rachel's blog posting on which brands go with which body types.
As for your personal on the job experiences with medical scrubs, we want to hear about them! Do you like the flared pants, cargo pants, or slim fit pant? How many pockets do you need in your scrubs apparel, and how many things do you usually carry in them? Do you have a favorite scrub top style? What prints cheer your patients up the most? What cheers you up the most?
As for your personal on the job experiences with medical scrubs, we want to hear about them! Do you like the flared pants, cargo pants, or slim fit pant? How many pockets do you need in your scrubs apparel, and how many things do you usually carry in them? Do you have a favorite scrub top style? What prints cheer your patients up the most? What cheers you up the most?
Posted Wednesday, March 19, 2008 by
leesa fotis
I am excited I get to wear my sneakers to work today. The scrubs I chose are so bright and cheery and I love the fact that I have no “What Not to Wear” decisions to make today.
When I come downstairs to make breakfast for my boys, they don’t even notice that I am wearing scrubs! They continue to crunch away at their cereal until I finally announce that I am going to the office in SCRUBS! “Oh, cool…where’s your stethoscope?” my oldest asked. The others just smiled like it was no big deal. Well, wearing scrubs feels like a big deal to me. I feel so fresh and bouncy, kind of like I am heading to the gym instead.
When I get to work, I walk through the Admin department before I reach the Web Department. The staff is jealous that they don’t get to wear scrubs too. I just want to find Rachel to see if she is dressed in her uniform like she promised. We see each other and laugh, she says I look like a dental hygenist. I like the color blue that she chose for her scrubs test drive.
I settle in at my desk and find myself very comfortable. Although, I have a hard time staying seated because I feel like I am dressed to MOVE. The scrubs pants are so cozy, but the sleeve on my scrub top is bugging me a bit. I am the kind of person 
that has to wear either long or short sleeves. The sleeves on my designer scrubs are an elbow length so I am sensitive to the rubbing along my forearm. Hey, that’s fashion for you…I always make the most stylish choice rather than the most comfortable. I’m a slave to fashion even in my scrubs.
I made it through various meetings throughout the day feeling much more free spirited than I am used to. It must be the sneakers…it’s kind of like “jean day”. At one point, Rachel shot a picture of me standing at the vending machine. I think the roominess of my scrubs made me feel like I could indulge more than I normally would –LOL!
Overall my day wearing scrubs was uneventful. I went about my usual work, drafting emails and looking at reports. Today I felt like I was dressed for more action. Our customers (yes, you!) need to be comfortable and suited up to care for patients. It was good to experience that the scrubs we sell, are ready for you. Have you test driven new scrubs lately? Tell us about your experience.
Want to test drive our stylish Urbane Scrubs yourself? Click here to check them out!
