In April 2024, Figs did a one-month pilot of a scrubs take-back program to test out a solution. That pilot collected 45,000 pounds of scrubs.

Figs Inc. has fashioned itself as the Warby Parker of medical uniforms, using advertising splashed on subways and billboards to sell its form-fitting scrubs directly to nurses and doctors. Now, as ...

Scrubs haven't changed much since the 70's, but FIGS is out to disrupt the tired medical apparel industry. Any visit to a medical office or hospital and you'll see workers wearing ill fitting ...

Dive Brief: DTC scrubs brand Figs recycled more than 40,000 healthcare professionals’ scrubs as part of a recycling program it launched in honor of Earth month, a company spokesperson confirmed ...

For this sale, FIGS is also including 20% off its latest color drops — Fern, Sea Mist and Lavender Haze. The retailer’s popular scrubs come in a range of fun colors, so you can let your ...

Trendy medical scrubs maker Figs is gearing up for an initial public offering even as it fends off allegations that it got its start stealing trade secrets from a rival, The Post has learned.

Figs, a five-year-old startup has upended the medical apparel industry with direct-to-consumer scrubs and splashy marketing campaigns. This year, it’s on track to make $100 million in revenue.

Figs says the idea came from their community members, who said they often have “old, boxy, itchy” scrubs in the back of their closet, “and they’re just not sure what to do with them ...

A person participating in Figs’ in-person recycling pop-up. The company in early April said it had already collected 43,000 pounds of scrubs through the recycling trade-in program and handed out ...