Find Your Perfect Scrub Hat Style

Still searching for your perfect style? We've got you covered. Pun intended! Start with how you wear your hair, then compare the measurements and watch the style demos below.

Original vs. new bigger size

We currently have an Original and Bigger size for ONLY the Bouffant and Ponytail Styles.

Bouffant: original and bigger

Original Bouffant diagram with 13-, 15- and 17-inch measurements and adjustable back toggle

Bigger Bouffant diagram with 13-, 15- and 20-inch measurements and extra top area

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Euro

Euro cap diagram with 21- and 22-inch measurements and adjustable back toggle

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Ponytail: original and bigger

High Bun Ponytail cap diagram with 13- and 24-inch measurement paths

Bigger Ponytail diagram: 21-inch marking, 5.5-inch depth and 1-inch fold; silk-lined version has no fold

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High Bun Ponytail

Original Ponytail diagram: 21-inch marking, 4.5-inch depth and 1-inch fold; text lists 5-inch depth for silk-lined version

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Surgeon and Low-Tie Surgeon

Low-Tie Surgeon Cap diagram with 5- and 20-inch measurements and room for a small bun

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Surgeon Cap tie-back diagram with 4- and 23-inch measurements for short hair

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Satin lining and hair comfort

Prefer a smooth lining against your hair? Explore our satin-lined Bouffants. Lining is a comfort preference, not a guarantee against breakage, thinning or hair loss. Check the product listing for material and care instructions. Satin describes a fabric construction; do not assume it means silk. Our ponytail diagrams use the term “silk lined,” so confirm the specific listing before ordering.

Choose enough room for your hairstyle instead of forcing hair into a tight cap. Adjust ties, toggles and ribbons for comfort rather than maximum tightness. If you notice pulling, rubbing or discomfort, reconsider the cap fit and hairstyle. Persistent scalp irritation, breakage or thinning is a reason to seek advice from a qualified healthcare professional, not simply tighten or switch linings.

Wearing a cap with masks and N95 respirators

Compatibility depends on the specific mask or respirator, strap placement, hairstyle and cap fit. We do not claim that any style prevents strap slippage, improves a respirator seal or is compatible with every N95. A scrub cap is not a substitute for required PPE.

Follow your facility's requirements and the respirator manufacturer's instructions, including applicable fit-testing and seal-check procedures. Do not change required strap positioning to accommodate a cap. If the cap shifts, a strap slips or the combination affects fit, ask your facility's PPE or occupational-health team to assess it before use. Comfort alone does not confirm respiratory protection.