TENCEL™ Bali Flare Scrub Pants (Final Sale)
Description
Bali delivers the timeless aesthetic and flow of the bootcut to the functional clinical scrub pants.
- 5 Total Pockets
- 2 deep side pockets
- 2 front pockets
- 1 side zipper pocket
- Flare leg
- Adjustable waistband
- Slim Fit
Fabric
Naturally breathable and soft, TENCEL™ keeps you cool and comfortable while being gentle on sensitive skin. Its thermoregulating properties help maintain an ideal body temperature, while its inherent antimicrobial nature resists odor-causing bacteria for lasting freshness.
- 67% TENCEL™
- 30% Recycled Polyester
- 3% Spandex
Care Instructions
- Machine wash inside out
- Gentle cycle with like colors
- Use non-chlorine bleach only when needed
- Tumble dry low
- Air fluff setting or simply hang dry to help prevent wrinkles
- Iron on low heat if needed
- Avoid overloading washer or dryer to protect fabric and maintain appliance efficiency
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TENCEL™ Bali Flare Scrub Pants (Final Sale)
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TENCEL™
TENCEL™ Lyocell is natural wood-derived fiber that's engineered to be smarter. Sourced primarily from regenerative Eucalyptus trees and produced in a closed-loop process, it drastically reduces waste while delivering superior performance and comfort.
SECOND-SKIN
TENCEL™ fibers are perfectly smooth cylinders at the microscopic level—no rough edges or scales like cotton or wool. This ultra-smooth surface creates an incredibly gentle touch that glides against skin rather than catching or irritating it.
ANTIMICROBIAL
Its natural moisture regulation properties inhibit bacterial growth. Unlike synthetics where bacteria thrive in trapped moisture, TENCEL™ actively transports moisture away, creating an environment where odor-causing bacteria simply can't flourish.
THERMOREGULATION
Actively absorbs and releases moisture based on your body's needs, keeping you comfortable whether you're in a warm operating room or a cool patient area.
ODOR CONTROL
Natural moisture-management neutralizes odor at the source. TENCEL™ absorbs moisture into the fiber core—not just the surface—where bacteria can't access it.