CarharttWomen's Force Cross-Flex Straight Leg Cargo Scrub Pant

Royal
$37
Navy
$37

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Description The Carhartt Women's Straight Leg Cargo Scrub Pant is the perfect companion for healthcare professionals, delivering resilience and functionality throughout demanding shifts. Crafted from a robust polyester-spandex blend, these scrubs incorporate Rugged Flex™ stretch technology, allowing effortless movement during critical tasks. The full elastic waistband ensures a secure fit, while the internal or external drawstring adds a customizable touch. Designed for practicality, these scrubs feature multiple pockets, including deep front slash pockets, cargo pockets with pen slots and utility loops, a secure zip pocket, and Carhartt-style back pockets. The Force Cross-Flex collection's innovative fabric wicks away sweat and dries rapidly, maintaining comfort during extended wear. Double needle topstitching and vented leg hems contribute to the pants' durability, making them a reliable choice for healthcare professionals who demand both toughness and comfort on the job. Features - Stretch dobby fabric: 94% Polyester/ 6% Spandex - Built with Carhartt Force technology to wick sweat, dry last and fight odors - FastDry technology keeps you cool for all day comfort - Built to move with Rugged flex® stretch technology - Full elastic waistband with drawstring that can be worn internally for a clean look or externally - Two deep front slash pockets with inset connections to help keep items from falling out - Cargo pocket a wearer's right has a slot for a pen and internal utility loops for other tools - Cargo pocket at wearer's left has a secure zip pocket with mesh pocket bag just above the cargo - Two back Carhartt style pockets with woven logo label - Vented leg hems - Double needle loop stitching throughout the garment for additional durability - Legopening:7 ¼" {Size M) - Country of Origin: Imported

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REVERSIBLE ID
574205422
Brand style ID
C53210-434

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