datawebotFIGS scrub sizes, fit and inseam details
Compare FIGS body charts, scrub fit labels, Catarina size types and dated Zamora inseam differences by product and source.
FIGS sells scrubwear and related apparel in separate product families
The current U.S. navigation groups FIGS products by garment family, fabric and profession. A scrub top, lab coat, shoe and bag do not share one product schema; keep the source’s category and material label attached to each item.
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| FIGS navigation family | Current examples | Catalog distinction |
|---|---|---|
| Core scrubs | Scrub tops, pants, sets, ScrubJumpsuits, ScrubLeggings and maternity scrubs. | Keep top, pant, set, one-piece garment and maternity item as distinct families. |
| Layers and coats | Jackets/vests, underscrubs/tees, graphic tees, lab coats and loungewear. | Retain the exact clothing type; do not mark every garment as a scrub. |
| Footwear and socks | FIGS | New Balance footwear and socks. | Use the shoes or socks chart, not an apparel chart. |
| Accessories | Jewelry/pins and bags. | Keep separate from apparel and scrub-set components. |
| Fabric navigation | FIONx, FORMx, FIBREx; FlexKnit also appears in men’s navigation. | These are FIGS fabric-family labels. Keep each label and any claimed property with the exact source/product. |
| By Profession | Examples include nursing, surgery, emergency medicine and dermatology/aesthetics. | This is merchandising navigation, not proof that an item is clinically suitable or endorsed for a specialty. |
Read the FIGS chart as body guidance, not item fit
FIGS’ U.S. sizing page separates women’s and men’s charts and tabs for tops, pants, ScrubJumpsuits, lab coats, socks and shoes. It offers inch/centimeter units and regional size equivalents. The Help Center says FIGS recommends bust/chest for tops and hip for pants when between sizes, while fit may vary across styles; this is the brand’s guidance, not a personalized fit guarantee.
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| Sizing field | FIGS example | Keep it separate from |
|---|---|---|
| Chart scope | Women’s or men’s; selected garment category such as Tops or Pants. | A single universal chart for every FIGS product. |
| Body measurements | The women’s Tops chart names Bust and Waist and maps XXS–6XL to US/CA, UK/AU, EU and JP systems. | Garment measurements or a product’s selected size. |
| Unit/market | The chart toggles IN and CM and shows regional size systems. | Values from another market or unit without their label. |
| Item size type | Product pages may add options such as Regular/Petite or Petite/Regular/Tall. | The size-system row or the garment’s fit label. |
| Fit wording | The Help article says sizing is the same across multiple styles although fit may vary. | A guarantee about how a specific garment will fit an individual. |
Catarina Scrub Top: keep size type with the selected size
The Women’s Catarina Scrub Top U.S. listing checked October 4, 2026 shows a size range and a separate size-type control. That makes it a useful example of why “size” alone is not a complete option record.
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| Listing detail | Catarina page example | Data boundary |
|---|---|---|
| Style and audience | Catarina Scrub Top in the women’s U.S. catalog. | Keep the page identity, audience path and market together. |
| Size option | The selector lists XXS through 6XL. | The selected size and available size range are different fields. |
| Size type | The page offers Regular and Petite separately. | Do not collapse size type into the alpha size or body chart. |
| Fit and construction | The page calls it “Classic fit” and describes one chest pocket, a V-neck and darted back. | These are Catarina-specific source statements, not all FIGS tops. |
| Fabric and composition | FIONx; 72% polyester, 21% rayon and 7% spandex. | Preserve the fabric family and exact listed composition; do not infer health or protective performance. |
| Fit note | The listing says “Runs true to size.” | Attribute as brand wording, not independent sizing advice or a guaranteed outcome. |
Zamora inseams differ between the product page and an older help table
The current U.S. Zamora Jogger Scrub Pant page and the FIGS Help Center’s short/tall article give different inseam figures. Preserve both attributions and dates. The difference is unresolved in the sources reviewed on October 4, 2026.
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| Source and date | Published inseams | Keep in context |
|---|---|---|
| Zamora Jogger Scrub Pant product page · checked October 4, 2026 | Petite 26.5 in · Regular 28.5 in · Tall 30.5 in | The page says Petite, Regular and Tall differ only in length. |
| FIGS “Do you have short and tall sizes?” Help article · updated August 22, 2024 | Petite 27 in · Regular 29 in · Tall 31 in | Keep the older values attached to that dated Help table. |
| Source comparison | 26.5/28.5/30.5 in versus 27/29/31 in | These source-published figures differ; do not merge or resolve them. |
Keep U.S. Terms, ROW Terms and robots.txt distinct
FIGS publishes separate U.S. and Rest of World Terms. The U.S. localized Terms page and robots.txt were checked October 4, 2026; the ROW page displays a May 2025 update. This is an attributed summary, not legal advice. A crawler directive is not a content license.
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| Source | Posted rule or scope | How to represent it |
|---|---|---|
| U.S. Terms · §7(b), last updated June 7, 2025 | The limited content license is for personal or non-commercial use. | Keep it tied to the U.S. visitor agreement. |
| U.S. Terms · §9 | The Terms prohibit high-volume automatic, electronic or manual access/search/harvest and separately prohibit commercial extraction, screen scraping, monitoring, mining or copying without prior express written permission. | Attribute the two restrictions and permission qualifier; do not infer approval or show workarounds. |
| Rest of World Terms · Part 2 §§10.3.7 and 10.3.9, last updated May 2025 | These terms apply outside the U.S., Australia, Canada, EU, Israel, New Zealand and UK and separately address high-volume access and commercial extraction. | Do not present the ROW terms as the U.S. agreement or a single global term. |
| robots.txt · checked October 4, 2026 | Path-specific disallows include account, portals, protected images, review actions and many localized collection-filter/search paths; Nutch has `Disallow: /`. | Robots rules describe crawler handling only; they do not grant rights or override applicable Terms. |
Content reviewed 2026-10-04.