From the Founder

I’ve spent years working in healthcare and on medical device design teams, where the goal is supposed to be simple: don’t make the user’s job harder.

When design is done well, you barely notice it.
When it isn’t, the failures show up fast — usually at the worst possible time.

Scrubs are full of those failures.

I’ve worn enough of them to know when something was designed for a photo instead of a real shift. Trendy details that look fine on a mannequin can turn into constant adjustments, trapped heat, or design choices that make basic tasks more complicated than they need to be.

I have a wicked low tolerance for that kind of nonsense.

If a design wouldn’t survive a full shift without getting in the way, it doesn’t belong at work. And if a design team wouldn’t be willing to wear it themselves, it probably shouldn’t make it to production.

WKD reflects how I actually think and work: practical, honest, a little sarcastic, and focused on what holds up in the real world. These scrubs aren’t about chasing trends or impressing a mood board — they’re about doing your job without your clothing becoming part of the problem.

No gimmicks.
No design crimes.
Just wicked good scrubs.

— Taunja