Maroon Medical Scrubs: 6 Top Picks in Burgundy and Wine
You want maroon medical scrubs that look sharp at hour one and still hold their color at hour twelve. That is harder than it sounds. Dark reds can fade after a few washes, run in the laundry, or read as brown under hospital lighting. Fit and fabric matter just as much as shade.
Here is the short answer. The best maroon, burgundy, and wine scrubs combine a stretch fabric with good color retention and a cut that moves with you. Look for a true deep red tone rather than a purple or brown cast, and check pocket layout before you buy. Most good sets land between $25 and $50 per piece.
Below, you will find 6 top picks across tops, pants, and full sets. We are Blue Sky Scrubs, and we have made scrubs for 20 years, so we know what holds up on a long shift. For each pick, we cover the shade, fit, fabric, and price, so you can compare quickly and choose with confidence.
1. Blue Sky Scrubs maroon scrub tops, pants and sets
Styles and fit
We make the full uniform in deep red, so you can build a set piece by piece instead of settling for a pre-matched bundle. Choose the pant cut by how you move, then match the top to your pocket needs. Here is what you can pair:
- Women's and men's scrub tops
- Scrub pants in several cuts
- Scrub jackets and base layers
- Scrub caps and lab coats to complete the look
Fabric and comfort
You get both stretch and non-stretch fabric options. Stretch fabric suits nurses who squat, lift, and cover miles of hallway. Non-stretch holds a crisper line if you prefer a more structured look.
Dark reds punish cheap dye, which is why we put our 20 years of scrub-making into fabric and craftsmanship. Wash inside out in cold water and skip high-heat drying. Cold washing and low heat do more for color than any brand promise.
A good maroon scrub is the one that still looks maroon after fifty washes.
Who it's best for
Nurses, techs, and surgeons who want a rich, true red without a purple or brown cast will like this range. It also works well for teams that assign colors by role, since tops, pants, and caps all come in one shade family.
If you like to show some personality, pair maroon scrubs with a novelty scrub cap. It is an easy way to stand out without breaking a dress code.
Price and where to buy
Most pieces land in the $25 to $50 range, in line with the benchmark we gave above. You can shop the full line at Blue Sky Scrubs with global shipping, flexible returns, and secure checkout. Join the newsletter if you want product updates and promotions.
2. Cherokee Workwear maroon scrubs
Styles and fit
Cherokee is a long-running uniform brand with a wide range of cuts, from classic drawstring pants to modern jogger styles. Burgundy-leaning shades often appear as wine, and the exact name changes by line. Here is how the main lines differ:
- Revolution: stretch, modern fit
- Core Stretch: stretch, straightforward cut
- Workwear Originals: budget-friendly, non-stretch basics
Shade names vary by brand, so trust the swatch photo over the label.
Fabric and comfort
The stretch lines use a polyester blend with spandex that feels soft and moves easily through a long shift. Wrinkle resistance is solid.
With any dark red, wash cold and inside out. Budget fabric will keep its color better if you skip hot dryers.
Who it's best for
Students, new grads, and anyone buying several sets on a budget will get the most from Cherokee. It also suits teams that need to outfit staff in a matching shade.
If you want a more premium feel or a wider maroon range, you may find fewer shade options here.
Price and where to buy
Expect roughly $20 to $40 per piece, often lower than other brands on this list. Prices shift with sales, so check before you order.
You can find Cherokee at major uniform retailers and on the brand's own site. Compare return policies before you buy a dark color you haven't seen in person.
3. Adar Uniforms burgundy and maroon scrubs
Styles and fit
Adar sells scrubs in several sub-lines, and each one names its burgundy and wine shades a little differently. Its real strength is size and length range, with petite, regular, and tall pant options in many styles. The main lines:
- Adar Pro: performance stretch, modern cuts
- Adar Addition: value stretch, simple styling
- Adar Universal: unisex classic basics
Fabric and comfort
Stretch lines use blends with spandex that give a soft, flexible feel for bending and lifting. Universal basics feel more traditional and move less.
Deep reds fade faster than navy or black. Wash cold, inside out, and keep them away from bleach and hot dryers.
Who it's best for
Anyone who struggles to find the right inseam will like Adar. Petite and tall staff get real options, and extended sizes help teams outfit everyone in one shade.
Pick something else if you want a premium, fashion-forward look. Adar is practical first, and its maroon palette is smaller than some rivals.
Price and where to buy
Plan on roughly $18 to $40 per piece, depending on the line. That sits at the budget end of this list. You can buy from Adar's own site and from major uniform retailers, and prices move with sales.
Order one piece first, then buy the full set once the color survives your own wash test.
Check the shade name against the product photos, because burgundy in one line can look like wine in another.
4. FIGS burgundy scrubs
Styles and fit
FIGS leans modern and tailored, with slim cuts and a clean silhouette. Burgundy comes and goes by season, so confirm it is in stock before you fall for the photos. Popular pieces include:
- Catarina one-pocket top
- Casma three-pocket top
- Zamora jogger pants
Fabric and comfort
Most pieces use FIONx, a polyester, rayon, and spandex blend with four-way stretch. It feels soft and light, which helps on warm units. Dark shades still last longer with cold, inside-out washing.
Who it's best for
Anyone who wants a polished, fitted look and doesn't mind paying for it will like FIGS. If you outfit a whole team, the cost adds up fast, and a budget line makes more sense.
Price and where to buy
Expect roughly $40 to $70 per piece, which is above most uniform-store brands. You buy mainly through the FIGS website, so check the current return terms before ordering a dark color you haven't seen in person.
Pay for FIGS when fit matters most, not because you need a bargain.
5. Scrubs & Beyond wine scrubs
Styles and fit
Scrubs & Beyond is a multi-brand retailer, not a single label, so wine is a color filter rather than one product line. That lets you compare cuts from several makers in one place. Use it like this:
- Search "wine," "burgundy," and "maroon" separately
- Compare pant styles: drawstring, cargo, and jogger
- Read each brand's size chart, since fit varies
Wine is a color name, not a standard, so judge each shade by its own photos.
Fabric and comfort
Fabric depends on the brand you choose. Check the fabric content line on each listing for spandex, which signals stretch.
Wine hides small stains well, but it still fades. Cold, inside-out washing keeps the color deep.
Who it's best for
Shoppers who like to compare brands before buying get the most here. It suits you if you're unsure which fit works on your body.
Skip it if you want one consistent look across a whole team. Mixed brands can mean slightly different wine shades.
Price and where to buy
Prices follow the brand, so expect roughly $15 to $45 per piece. Sales come and go.
Order from the Scrubs & Beyond website, and check the return terms before buying a dark color you haven't seen in person.
6. Jaanuu burgundy scrubs
Styles and fit
Jaanuu is a fashion-forward, direct-to-consumer brand with slim, tailored cuts and a streetwear feel. Its burgundy and wine shades rotate by collection, so check stock before you plan an outfit. Look for:
- Jogger and straight-leg pants
- Fitted tops with several pockets
- Trim sizing, so read the size chart first
Fabric and comfort
Expect stretch blends with spandex built for movement and a soft feel. Names differ by collection, so read the fabric content line on each listing.
Dark reds fade, so wash cold and turn them inside out here too.
Who it's best for
Anyone who wants maroon medical scrubs with a fitted, modern look will like Jaanuu. It suits you best if you buy one or two sets rather than a closet full.
Budget-focused teams should look elsewhere, since premium pricing and a slim cut won't work for every body or every department.
Price and where to buy
Plan on roughly $45 to $80 per piece, which puts Jaanuu at the top of this list alongside FIGS. You buy mainly through the Jaanuu website, and prices shift with sales.
Confirm the return terms before you order a dark color you haven't seen in person.
Buy Jaanuu for the fit, and confirm the burgundy is in stock before you pay.
Choosing your shade of red
Every brand here can deliver good maroon medical scrubs, so your choice comes down to priorities. Pick Cherokee or Adar for budget and size range, FIGS or Jaanuu for a tailored, modern fit, and Scrubs & Beyond when you want to compare cuts. Blue Sky Scrubs works best when you want to build a set piece by piece.
Whatever you choose, order one piece first and wash it cold and inside out. Trust the swatch photo over the shade name, and check stock and return terms before you commit to a dark color.
Ready to finish the look? A patterned cap sets off deep red well, and you can browse women's scrub hats in bouffant, ponytail, and pixie styles to match your new maroon set.
