Quick answer: The main scrub brands sold in Australia are Mediscrubs, Scrubs Anonymous, Airmed, Scrub Lab, Seven Thirty, eNurse (elitecare), Dr Woof and FIGS, plus multi-brand retailers like Infectious that stock Dickies, Cherokee and Wink. Most Australian own-brand scrub tops sit around $45–$60, with imported premium brands higher. The best choice depends on your size range, your workplace colour code, and whether you're buying for yourself or a whole team.
This guide is written by Mediscrubs, so we've stuck to facts each brand publishes about itself. Prices are typical full prices listed on each brand's website when we checked in October 2026; they change often, so check the brand's site before you buy.
Scrub brands in Australia compared
| Brand | Based | What it is | Typical scrub top | Sizes | Known for |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mediscrubs | Gold Coast, QLD (since 2007) | Own-brand designer and supplier | About $52–$60 | XXS–5XL | In-house embroidery, hospital uniform bundles, maternity scrubs |
| Scrubs Anonymous | Gold Coast, QLD | Second label from Mediscrubs | About $53–$59 | Varies by style | Lightweight four-way stretch Whisper fabric |
| Airmed | Australia (Airmed Scrubs Pty Ltd) | Own brand | About $51–$53 | XXS–5XL | Fashion-led colours and seasonal collections |
| Scrub Lab | Carrara, QLD | Own brand | About $54 (pants about $69) | XXS–4XL | SLTech four-way stretch fabric, curated colour range |
| Seven Thirty | Designed in Melbourne | Own brand, founded by a nurse | About $51 (pants about $68) | Check size chart | Four-way stretch, flattering fits, underscrubs |
| eNurse (elitecare) | Brisbane, QLD | Own brand plus Koi | About $45–$70 | XS–2XL+, short/regular/long lengths | Pant length options, printed collections |
| Dr Woof | Broadmeadows, VIC | Own brand, family business | Check site | Separate men's and women's charts | Vet scrubs, licensed prints, 99-day guarantee |
| FIGS | USA, ships to Australia | Global own brand | Pants about $82–$98 | Multiple inseams | Premium technical fabrics |
| Infectious | Kunda Park, QLD (since 2001) | Multi-brand retailer | About $37–$66 | Varies by brand | Dickies, Cherokee, Wink and more under one roof |
The brands in a little more detail
Mediscrubs
Founded on the Gold Coast in 2007 by Penny and Jason Dacey, Mediscrubs designs its own range and supplies individuals as well as public and private hospitals, universities, veterinary clinics and allied health providers. Sizes run from XXS to 5XL. Embroidery is done in-house, and many hospitals and universities have pre-set uniform bundles so staff can order their approved styles and colours directly. The range includes scrub tops, scrub pants, maternity scrubs, lab coats and fun scrubs in printed designs.
Scrubs Anonymous
A separate label from the same Gold Coast team. Its Whisper Collection uses a lightweight 95% polyester / 5% spandex fabric with four-way stretch, aimed at people who want a softer, more athletic feel than a classic poly-cotton scrub. See the Scrubs Anonymous women's tops.
Airmed
An Australian own-brand label with a fashion-forward look, seasonal colour drops and regular sale events. Women's tops are listed from XXS to 5XL.
Scrub Lab
Based in Carrara on the Gold Coast, Scrub Lab uses its own SLTech fabric, described as soft, four-way stretch and wrinkle and odour resistant. Its core colours are a small curated set of blues, black, teal and grey, with limited-edition shades on top.
Seven Thirty
Designed in Melbourne and founded by a nurse, Seven Thirty focuses on flattering fits in four-way stretch fabric, with matching underscrubs and coordinated sets.
eNurse
A Queensland retailer with a West End showroom. Its own elitecare range comes in short, regular and long lengths with multi-pocket options, and it also stocks Koi.
Dr Woof
A Victorian family business known for vet scrubs and licensed prints, with a 99-day risk-free guarantee on its products.
FIGS
A US brand that sells to Australia through its own local site. Prices sit well above most Australian brands, and it offers several inseams and fits in its own technical fabrics.
Infectious
A Sunshine Coast retailer trading since 2001 that stocks several global brands, including Dickies, Cherokee and Wink, and offers in-house embroidery with a stated 5–7 business-day turnaround.
How to choose the right scrub brand
- You need extended sizes: check the size range first. Mediscrubs and Airmed list XXS–5XL; some brands stop at 2XL or 4XL.
- Your workplace has a uniform: look for a supplier that already holds your hospital or university's approved styles, like Mediscrubs uniform bundles, so you get the right colour and logo first time.
- You're buying for a team: compare embroidery turnaround and group pricing. Mediscrubs offers group orders from 12 items.
- You want maximum stretch: look for four-way stretch fabrics (Scrubs Anonymous Whisper, Scrub Lab, Seven Thirty, FIGS).
- You're pregnant: choose a brand with true maternity scrubs rather than sizing up.
- You want a particular global brand: a multi-brand retailer such as Infectious lets you compare several labels in one place.
For more on fabrics, pockets and fit, read our guide to buying medical scrubs in Australia and what nurses wear.
Frequently asked questions
What is the best scrub brand in Australia?
There isn't one best brand for everyone. Australian own brands such as Mediscrubs, Airmed, Scrub Lab and Seven Thirty all sell quality scrubs at similar prices; the right one depends on your size, preferred fabric and whether your workplace already uses a particular supplier.
How much do scrubs cost in Australia?
Most Australian own-brand scrub tops cost around $45–$60 at full price, and pants a little more. Imported premium brands such as FIGS cost noticeably more.
Which Australian scrub brands offer plus sizes?
Mediscrubs and Airmed both list sizes up to 5XL. Check each brand's size chart, as ranges vary by style.
Are Mediscrubs and Scrubs Anonymous the same company?
Yes. Scrubs Anonymous is a separate label made by the Mediscrubs team on the Gold Coast.
