Medical textiles prefer durable fabrics made with special Lycra that don't require ironing and are fade-resistant. These fabrics are produced from high-quality fibers and are long-lasting. The resistance to color fading increases the product's usability for an extended period. Furthermore, the fact that these special Lycra fabrics don't require ironing provides a practical advantage for users. These features highlight the product's quality and durability.

Of course, the term "scrub" is generally used in the healthcare sector and usually refers to a special uniform worn by nurses, doctors, and other healthcare professionals. This uniform is typically a comfortable and hygienic garment worn by healthcare workers who are in contact with patients in a hospital setting. Additionally, the term "scrub" can also be used for a type of skin cleansing product. This product is known as a cleanser used to remove dead skin cells from the skin.
Owlet Medical uses Lycra Viscose fabrics, which have 15% higher moisture absorption than cotton. The fabrics do not fade, shrink during washing, or wrinkle at the knees, and do not require ironing.