Navy, wine and teal scrubs from Scrubs Kenya

What colour scrubs do nurses wear in Kenya?

Quick answer: Each hospital sets its own colours. Navy, wine, teal and royal blue are the most common for nurses in Kenya, theatre teams wear green or blue and maternity units often use soft pinks and blues.

Below are the details, the sets Scrubs Kenya buyers choose and live prices in KES.

Prices on this page start from KES 1,500. Every price comes live from the Scrubs Kenya shop.

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Popular sets with live prices

Common colours by area

Wards: navy or wine. Theatre: green or blue. Maternity: pink or sky blue. Students: the colour set by the college.

Check first

Ask your ward or college before you buy.

Questions people ask

Is there a national nurse uniform colour in Kenya?

Hospitals set their own colours. The NCK guide on the blog explains national guidance.

What colour do student nurses wear?

The colour set by the college.

Which colour hides marks best?

Navy and wine.

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Meet the founder

Dr Joanne Medina

Founder, Scrubs Kenya

Ever been told there are no surgical caps left on a busy ward? Dr Joanne Medina was, as a final year medical student. So she started making her own.

That small fix grew into Scrubs Kenya. Today Scrubs Kenya dresses nurses, doctors, clinical officers and students across Kenya.

Dr Joanne is a medical doctor who trained at Egerton University. She grew up in Kitale and now lives and works in Nairobi. She knows how a twelve hour shift feels, so every Scrubs Kenya set is chosen for comfort, pockets and fabric that lasts.

She also hosts the Medina Dinner, a networking evening for healthcare professionals, and interviews leaders in Kenyan healthcare on her YouTube channel.