FIGS Scrub Pants: 4 Popular Styles Compared by Fit and Cost
The best FIGS scrub pants depend on the cut you wear most. Choose the Zamora jogger for an athletic, sneaker-friendly fit. Choose the Kade straight-leg for a classic look. Choose the Livingston if you want the lowest core price at $48. Choose the Isabel wide-leg if you want a relaxed, trouser-like shape at $58. Most core women's styles cost between $48 and $58 per pair.
You are probably looking at a collection page with dozens of styles, several rises and leg shapes, and prices that run from $48 to $78. You want to know which cut suits you, whether the sizing runs big or small, and whether $52 for one pair of pants is sensible. This article compares four core styles by fit, price, and color range. It then answers the sizing and value questions directly.
Blue Sky Scrubs has designed medical apparel in Austin, Texas for over 20 years, so we look at scrub pants the way people who make them do. Prices below come from FIGS' US store and shift with sales, so confirm the number on the product page before you order.
1. Zamora jogger scrub pant
Fit and who it suits
The Zamora Jogger is the FIGS pant to try first if you want an athletic, sneaker-friendly shape. It has an elastic waistband and a gathered ankle, so no flared hem catches on a stool or a gurney. FIGS sells the standard Zamora, a High-Rise version with a yoga waistband, a Ruched Jogger, and a maternity cut.
Inseam matters more on a jogger than on any other cut. A pair that is too long bunches at the ankle, and a pair that is too short rides up when you squat. Check the inseam options before you pick a color.
A jogger fits well only when the inseam does, so choose length before color.
Price, colors, and value
FIGS lists more than 30 colors for the Zamora. Some colors and sizes are marked down, with prices as low as $36.90 on the all-pants page. Prices by version:
- Standard and High-Rise Zamora: $52
- Zamora Ruched Jogger: $52
- Zamora Maternity Jogger: $58
2. Kade straight-leg scrub pant
Fit and who it suits
The Kade is the closest FIGS gets to a traditional scrub pant. The leg falls straight from hip to ankle with no gathering. It suits anyone who dislikes jogger cuffs or wears clogs and wants a clean line over the shoe. FIGS also offers a High-Rise Straight-Leg Kade and a maternity version.
Pocket layout is the detail that bothers people most after a week of shifts. It differs between versions, so read the pocket description on the product page and match it to what you carry.
Pick the Kade when you want the least surprising fit in the lineup.
Price, colors, and value
The Kade also offers more than 30 colors, and it costs the same as the Zamora, so the choice comes down to cut, not money.
- Standard and High-Rise Kade: $52
- Kade Maternity: $58
3. Livingston high-rise straight-leg scrub pant
Fit and who it suits
The Livingston is the lowest-priced core women's pant at FIGS. The High-Rise Straight-Leg sits at or above your natural waist, and the leg shape is similar to the Kade. It suits a first FIGS purchase, a tight budget, or anyone who wants more coverage at the waist when bending over patients.
FIGS also sells a Ruched Straight-Leg version at the same price. Ruching adds shape along the leg, which some wearers like and others find fussy under a long shift.
The Livingston gives you the FIGS straight-leg cut for $4 less than the Kade.
Price, colors, and value
FIGS lists more than 20 colors for the High-Rise Livingston. The $4 gap sounds small, but on a three-pair rotation it saves $12. The standard Livingston Straight-Leg has also appeared at $19.90 in one color against its $48 regular price.
- High-Rise Straight-Leg Livingston: $48
- Livingston Ruched Straight-Leg: $48
4. Isabel high-rise wide-leg scrub pant
Fit and who it suits
The Isabel is the pick for a relaxed, modern silhouette. The wide leg moves air, looks closer to a trouser, and never grips your calves. It suits people who find slim cuts restrictive and want their scrubs to look less like a uniform.
Wide legs need the right length. A hem that drags is a trip hazard and picks up everything on the floor, so tall wearers should check inseam options first. FIGS also makes a Ruched Wide-Leg version of the Isabel.
A wide leg is comfortable only when the hem clears the floor.
Price, colors, and value
The Isabel costs $58, which is $6 more than the Kade and $10 more than the Livingston. FIGS lists more than 25 colors. Its Limited Edition wide-legs, such as the Geneva and Shelby, cost $64.
- Isabel High-Rise Wide-Leg: $58
- Isabel Ruched Wide-Leg: $58
Do FIGS pants run big or small, and are they worth it?
Do they run big or small?
There is no single answer for the whole brand, because fit changes by cut. Treat sizing as a per-style question, not a brand-wide one. Joggers, high-rises, and wide legs each sit differently on the same body. Use this routine:
- Measure your waist, hip, and inseam in inches.
- Compare them with the size chart on that style's own product page.
- Check the rise, since a high-rise sits higher and changes how the pants feel when you sit.
- Read reviews for that exact style from wearers near your height.
- If you land between sizes, order both. FIGS advertises free returns and exchanges.
Match your measurements to the style's own chart, not to a size you wear elsewhere.
What FIGS pants cost by collection
Core styles carry the lowest prices. Premium fabrics and limited runs cost more.
| Collection | Women's pants | Men's pants |
|---|---|---|
| Core | $48 to $58 | $48 to $52 |
| Limited Edition | $48 to $64 | $58 to $64 |
| FORMx | $58 to $64 | $58 to $64 |
| FIBREx | $68 | $68 |
| ScrubLeggings | $68 to $78 | None listed |
Are they worth the money?
FIGS says its core fabric is soft, moisture-wicking, and anti-wrinkle, and it offers cuts that cheaper brands often skip, such as wide-leg, ruched, and maternity. FIGS pants are worth it if you work three or more shifts a week and want a specific cut or color. They are not worth it if you just need a plain black pair. Three Zamora pants cost $156. Worn once a week each for a year, that is 156 wears, or about $1.00 per wear.
Compare before you commit. Our Peyton Cargo 7-Pocket pants cost $36, made from a 94% polyester / 6% spandex stretch fabric with a hem you can tie for a jogger look. Three pairs cost $108, about $0.69 per wear on the same math. Our Josephine Jogger costs $52 and has five pockets, matching the Zamora's price.
Choosing your pair
Pick the cut first, then the price. The Zamora suits you if you want a jogger, the Kade if you want a straight leg, the Livingston if you want the lowest price, and the Isabel if you want a wide leg. Check the inseam and size chart on the exact style, and order two sizes if you are unsure.
If you want a second opinion before you spend $150 on three pairs, learn how Blue Sky Scrubs designs its scrubs and compare our pants side by side with the FIGS styles above.
