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 Custom made in the USA . That is the foundation of and motto for Sassy Scrubs. This Penn Yan, NY based manufacturer and e-tailer makes custom medical scrubs and hospital uniforms primarily for the medical, dental and veterinary professions. But adults aren’t their only clientele.
Nestled in a picturesque rural setting that is positioned in the heart of the Finger Lakes Wine Region of New York State, this Company’s quality garments are constructed and shipped using hard working American staff. Author Bruce H. Wolk noticed the American-Made theme at Sassy Scrubs and included the company in his new book, “Made Here, Baby!”. In an interview with Company President Karen Bradley, author Wolk mentioned that while doing research for his book, he had heard about Sassy Scrubs “through the grapevine”. Representatives of other companies that he had spoken with had taken the time to mention Sassy Scrubs to Wolk. It seems that the Sassy Scrubs’ “Made in America ” reputation had already gotten around. When putting his book together, Bruce Wolk felt that Sassy Scrubs would be a good fit. “His book is primarily focused on American-made products for children,” states Bradley, “plus, he liked that our custom made Kids Scrubs were cut and sewn right here in Penn Yan , NY .” Wolk’s book is a guide to more than 400 American manufacturers of toys, games, apparel, baby gear and much more. Parents use this resource to help them find quality, locally made products, which are built with kids in mind. The Kid’s Scrubs made by Sassy Scrubs – which are a miniature, contemporary version of adult nursing and doctor scrub uniforms – fit right into the theme and purpose of Wolk’s book. “We are honored to be included in such an intriguing guide for American parents” states Bradley, “and we’re especially proud to be able to produce our scrubs right here in the USA.” Bruce H. Wolk’s book “Made Here, Baby” is available at Borders Books and Amazon.com. View Sassy Scrubs’ Kids Scrubs at www.sassyscrubs.com. Source: Company release, Penn Yan, NY, January 22, 2010
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