Additionally, the fabric wicks moisture and wrinkle and is static-free. The baseline fabric for Figs scrubs tops and bottoms is their proprietary fabric known as FIONx with Silvadur antimicrobial, a four-way stretch, anti-wrinkle, and moisture-wicking properties.

Jogger pants in general are acclaimed as one of the most comfortable types of pants. They're basically like sweatpants, but without the thick fabric which allows for more breathability and less sweating; just perfect for the active medical professional.

With this in mind, jogger scrubs provide a comfy, slim fit, with durable and easily cleaned materials that are up to the demands of healthcare professionals in a range of settings. Some of the key benefits of jogger style scrub pants include: Flattering fit. Choice of pockets.

From 2017 to 2020, the company had a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 146% on the top line. In 2020 alone, the annual revenue growth rate was 138%. So I was super-excited. Triple-digit revenue growth, and it's the Starbucks of scrubs.

The common fig is grown for its edible fruit throughout the temperate world. It is also grown as an ornamental tree, and in the UK the cultivars 'Brown Turkey' and 'Ice Crystal' (mainly grown for its unusual foliage) have gained the Royal Horticultural Society's Award of Garden Merit.

FIGS, a healthcare apparel and lifestyle brand, took on an ambitious mission to revolutionize the medical apparel industry. They saw an opportunity to create modern and comfortable medical apparel that was stylish and of high quality, yet still affordable for the 150 million healthcare workers out there.

Joggers, as the name suggests, are made for physical activities. They provide you with the maximum comfort and mobility as the materials used are meant to be perfect for your athletic needs.

Scrubs are the sanitary clothing worn by physicians, nurses, dentists and other workers involved in patient care.

Joggers were originally intended to be worn for exercise, but like so many pieces from the athleisure trend, the mainstream has caught on and they can now be worn for many occasions. In general, joggers are traditional sports pants that are lightweight, comfortable, and have an athletic appearance.

Many people feel self-conscious about their bodies and don't feel comfortable wearing such tight-fitting garments out in public, which makes a pair of joggers the perfect solution. The second reason joggers are so popular is that they're so comfortable. They may even be more comfortable than yoga pants!

FIGS, a healthcare apparel and lifestyle brand, took on an ambitious mission to revolutionize the medical apparel industry. They saw an opportunity to create modern and comfortable medical apparel that was stylish and of high quality, yet still affordable for the 150 million healthcare workers out there.

Figs, which Spear and Hasson co-founded in 2013, has 264 employees and outsources its garment manufacturing to some 40 factories in Southeast Asia, China and South America. Its scrubs are made with proprietary fabric technology, called FIONx, that offers four-way stretch, anti-odor, and moisture-wicking properties.

In the United States most figs for commercial use are grown in California, as the fruit does not tolerate cold temperatures. Outside North America, figs are grown throughout the world with Algeria, Egypt, Greece, Iran, Morocco, Spain, and Turkey among the top producers.

FUN FACTS FOR FIGS…

• Figs are one of the oldest know fruits in the world.
• Figs were known as the “Poor man's food.”
• Dried Figs are high in fiber, iron and minerals.
• Fig trees can grow to a height of over 100 feet tall!
• Figs are the fruit mentioned most often in the Bible.
• Figs have mild laxative qualities.

Figs are a powerhouse of nutrients like potassium, calcium, magnesium, copper, antioxidants like vitamin A and Vitamin L which can contribute to overall health and wellness. Interesting Fact: It is being observed that figs due to their high alkalinity can help people to quit smoking by reducing their desire to smoke.

So I found an interview with the founders and discovered that the company is called Figs because that is Co-CEO Heather Hasson's favorite fruit. Apparently, Steve Jobs gave Apple (AAPL 0.72%) its name because he was on one of his fruit diets.