Doctor fosters patriotic fashion trend in hospitals


Dr Nisha says producing the batik print hospital scrubs is her form of patriotism, and seeing others wearing them reminds her the Malaysian heritage is alive, adaptable and proudly worn. — Bernama

A Malaysian doctor seeking a practical and patriotic way to dress at work has started a quiet fashion trend by producing a range of hospital-compliant scrubs for healthcare employees.

Dr Nisha Puvan, who works in a government hospital in Kuala Lumpur, said it started as a passion project.

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