13 reviews for Cherokee Scrub Pants for Women Mid Rise Tapered Leg Drawstring Bottom WW105
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Cherokee Scrub Pants for Women Mid Rise Tapered Leg Drawstring Bottom WW105
$28.37
Grumblybear –
Comfortable, straight leg but not too fitting
My last pair of scrubs had loose/baggy legs (even before losing a bit of weight). I wanted a slimmer/straighter pair, but I don’t like the jogger look. There’s always a risk when buying online, but after looking through tons of photos and comparing different styles, I tried these and 1 other pair of Cherokees. These were exactly what I wanted: a comfortable fit that allows me to move, straight leg, but not at all tight. I now have 2 pair.
Terin M. –
Well made
True to size. Soft material and well made. The length is perfect for 5â3â. These donât seem to wrinkle badly.
Amazon Customer –
Perfect pants
Canât go wrong with Cherokee products. These are light and comfortable. Pockets are in every spot needed. Run true to size. These are not tight pants lol. Iâve been wearing these pants everyday at work for 6 years and havenât had to make any repairs to them. They donât âpill upâ in the thighs at all. Youâll love them.
Amazon Customer –
Comfortable and well made
These are very comfortable and nice looking scrubs. Sizing was accurate and they donât wrinkle. Would have given 5 stars if they had more pockets. But that was probably my fault for not researching that a little better.
Ggps –
Excellent quality
Beautiful color and excellent fabric, the size is exact. I really like the quality of these uniforms.
Nepthale –
Nice quality and comfortable
I am 5â0 around 140lbs and got a size small petite. Fits nice and I can wear leggings under as well with no problem. Material is comfortable and pockets are useful.
Crys –
Comfortable, but Shrinks
I really really liked these scrub pants for a long time, but in under a couple of years of wear, I have to trade in for something else.It’s hard to find a soft and stretchy waist band that still has a drawstring. I have a big butt, and no matter what, every soft stretch band pant always ends up falling off my hips, so this was the perfect middle ground for cinched, secure comfort.I’m also 5’1″ so thankfully while scrubs have definitely expanded in their selection of petite lengths, the styles are still not quite there for my needs. Low cut waists don’t cover my butt when bending, high waisted would go up to my bra. These are (were) a good mid-rise to comfortably cover my belly and butt with regular work activities. Also, them being a true straight leg is great. I’m old enough to not really jump into the “jogger” fad (they’re just not flattering for my little round shape) and I’ve been over flares as the only option for us shorties for years. Why make us look shorter with excess billowing ankles? Most advertised straight cuts are still too flared, but these truly looked like real tailored, professional pants. They even give a slimming illusion just in mere comparison to other cuts, because they’re just that flattering. Finally!Unfortunately only 18 months after purchase and am shopping for new pants, all because these shrunk so much I can’t wear them anymore. I was flashing my butt bending over, constantly pulling them up and around to adjust, even my husband had made the comment about my pants looking tight. Finally I relegated these to the bottom of my drawer, but oddly found that my other Cherokee scrub pants in the same size were still fitting. I had not gained weight, but still I was shopping to size up, assuming it was just time. I actually came and bought a pair in XL, defeated in that I had obviously gotten bigger… and I was absolutely swimming in them, a cinched tent looking like JNCOs on me! Finally, it dawned on me that my pants had simply shrunk over this time.My husband does our laundry, and he even laughed about my realization because he knew that the pants felt smaller, and observed that I hadn’t gained weight. He had been telling me they were too small, but had not meant what I had assumed… surrrre. Nice save.While some may think that 18 months is a good life span for pants, I refuse to accept this for $35 scrubs. The old Cherokee Workwear basics ones I had in my early years were $12 a pop and lasted for ten years until I actually outgrew them (I want not meant to stay an XS, haha!)So in the end I’m back to hunting for the Holy Grail of scrubs for a curvy short girl, but this time I know to stick to a majority polyester blend for continuity of shape and fit with basic laundering.
Lora –
Great Fit,very comfortable
Bought these tor my daughter, she lives the fit and said they are very comfortable.
Saryd –
Fresco, con tela super bonita, pantalón recto elegante.
kidsandpugs –
Wore these today and absolutely love them. Theyâre soft and durable and fit me perfectly. Will buy more!
Mariana Hernandez –
Excelente calidad, práctico y fresco para trabajar
Ali –
Not bad
Margaret A. –
good quality