scrubpants
Holly 731 emphasizes storage in a straightforward open-hem pant. Its lower waist position is the first thing to compare if you normally buy mid-rise or high-rise scrubs; the pocket count alone cannot tell you whether the fit will work.
Eight pockets, including a hidden phone space
koi documents two front pockets, four side pockets including a hidden phone pocket, and two rear pockets. Look at the opening and placement of the phone space with the device you actually carry. A listed phone pocket does not guarantee room for every case.
If you spend substantial time seated, check whether the side storage presses against your thigh. Try the pants with the length of scrub top you wear so that you can judge access without repeatedly lifting the top.
The useful comparison with Lindsey
Holly uses a 95 percent polyester and 5 percent spandex main fabric, a straight leg, and an elastic drawstring waist. Lindsey uses cotton-rich twill and a bootcut with an adjustable ankle detail. Those are consequential differences in material and silhouette, not two names for the same pant.
Choose Holly when the straight hem and divided side storage match your priorities. If you specifically want cotton in the main fabric, the published Holly composition will not meet that preference.
Resolve the low rise and length together
Sit and bend with the waistband in its intended position. Pulling a low-rise pant higher to gain coverage can change where the crotch and hem sit. Compare another rise if that is the only way it feels secure.
The linked listing identifies Black, Medium. The manufacturer documents length options, but no numerical inseam is assigned here; confirm the selected retailer variant before ordering.
