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Feels like your favourites.Works like scrubs.

Cotton-rich comfort. Thoughtful fit. Built around the way healthcare workers actually move — starting with the Clover Legging, in eight development colours.

Designed for healthcare|Made for every body
The Clover Legging in Clover Green — high yoga-style waistband, contrasting drawstring, zip thigh pocket and cuffed ankle

Choose your colour

Clover Green

Drawstring: Warm cream / oat. Substantial and soft — never a skinny cord.

The colour story

Same legging. Your colour.

Clover Green is our signature. It isn’t the only one. The Legging is being developed in eight colours, each with its own soft contrasting drawstring.

The Clover Legging in Mustard Yellow, shown from waistband to cuffed ankle
Mustard Yellow
The Clover Legging in Cerulean Blue, shown from waistband to cuffed ankle
Cerulean Blue
The Clover Legging in Peach, shown from waistband to cuffed ankle
Peach
The Clover Legging in Vampire Red, shown from waistband to cuffed ankle
Vampire Red
  • Clover Green
  • Black
  • Mustard Yellow
  • Cerulean Blue
  • Mushroom
  • Peach
  • Vampire Red
  • Grey

Find your fit

Four fits. One Clover feeling.

The Jogger and Straight Leg are designed to be offered with your choice of yoga waist or classic waist — one fit, two waistbands.

The Clover Legging in muted botanical green

The hero piece

Feels like leggings.Works like scrubs.

The Clover Legging is the piece that explains why Clover exists — legging-inspired stretch construction with the function a shift demands.

  • Supportive yoga-style belly band
  • Internal silicone grip to help it stay in place
  • Substantial contrasting drawstring
  • Two hip pockets
  • Secure zippered pocket
  • Cuffed ankle

Development

We’re starting with the fabric.

Many modern performance scrubs rely heavily on synthetic fibres. Clover is exploring a different approach: maximizing cotton and other natural or cellulosic fibres while retaining the stretch, recovery, durability and easy care healthcare workers require.

Natural-feeling. Shift-ready. That’s the goal — and these are development goals until the final textile has been tested. We’ll publish specifics once they’re confirmed.

Read our story
Close-up of cotton-rich knit fabric with a ribbed waistband and drawstring

Clover men

Looks like scrubs. Feels like your favourite sweats.

A comfortable sweatpant-inspired waistband, a substantial drawstring, clean utility pockets and secure zippered storage — in a silhouette that still reads professional.

Man wearing a Clover green layer in warm natural light

Built differently

Clover Men isn’t the women’s pattern resized. It’s engineered around sweatpant comfort, good movement and clean, masculine lines.

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Clover deep half-zip layer in smooth cotton-rich knit

Layers for the freezing unit.

Soft, breathable cotton-rich layers designed to move comfortably over your scrubs without the bulk.

A deep half-zip and a full-zip jacket, both with functional pockets.

See the layers

Eight development colours, anchored in Clover Green. The final range is confirmed after fit and fabric testing.

See every colour

Cotton-first

Exploring cotton-rich, natural-fibre-first fabric. In development.

Body-first

Designed around real bodies and real shifts.

Function-first

Pockets, waistbands and closures where they actually help.

Quietly lucky

A tiny four-leaf clover hidden inside every piece.

Hidden inside

Find your lucky one.

Every Clover piece has a tiny four-leaf clover hidden somewhere inside—a quiet little bit of luck to carry through your shift.

A little luck in every shift.

A tiny four-leaf clover embroidered inside a Clover garment

We spend too much of our lives in scrubs to hate wearing them.

Clover began with a question: why can’t healthcare workwear feel like clothing healthcare workers would voluntarily choose to wear?

We’re rebuilding workwear around comfort, fit, thoughtful function and natural-feeling materials — starting with the fabric, and with the pieces people live in for twelve hours at a time.

Two healthcare workers in Clover green resting in warm natural light