SLVR Wear™ Signal-Shielding Apparel

SLVR® Scrubs - SLVR777™ fabric: 30.7 dB (99.91%) at 50 GHz, CNAS-accredited lab report DZ2025A082

  • Engineered for performance across Wi-Fi, 4G, 5G, Bluetooth, and high-frequency wave bands
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protective blankets by SLVR Wear®

SLVR Wear™ for the Connected World

From morning shifts in the ICU to evening scrolling at home, modern life involves constant proximity to wireless signals—from Wi-Fi routers and cellular networks to Bluetooth devices. SLVR Wear™ takes a distinct approach to these everyday environments. Rather than changing how you connect, we created technical apparel designed specifically for signal-dense spaces. Our SLVR777™ scrub fabric integrates 35% silver fiber into every thread, creating a wearable signal-attenuating layer that lowers ambient frequency interaction without altering your daily routine. No temporary coatings. No sprays. Just material science and lab-evaluated textiles, engineered for daily wear.

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Why SLVR™ Is Different

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Real Silver Fiber

35% silver fiber woven directly into the fabric — not a coating, not a spray. The shielding is part of the material itself, which means it lasts as long as the garment does.

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SLVR® Scrubs Fabric Testing

SLVR® Scrubs - SLVR777™ fabric: 30.7 dB (99.91%) at 50 GHz, CNAS-accredited lab report DZ2025A082

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OEKO-TEX® Certified

Our silver yarn carries OEKO-TEX ® Standard 100 certification, meaning it’s been tested free of harmful substances.

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Mix-and-Match Sizing

Real bodies don’t always fit one number. SLVR™ lets you pick your top and bottom sizes independently at no extra cost — a feature most premium scrubs don’t offer.

Frequently Asked Questions

No. Silver Scrubs® are signal-attenuating technical apparel. They are not medical devices and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

The SLVR777™ fabric used in SLVR® Scrubs was tested by a CNAS-accredited (ISO/IEC 17025) laboratory, Beijing Daze Technology (report DZ2025A082, October 2025). Result: 30.7 dB (99.91%) signal attenuation at 50 GHz through a single layer of fabric, and 35.2 dB (99.97%) or more at every test point from 30 MHz to 40 GHz. Results are for the fabric sample tested. Whole-garment performance is lower at openings and seams. Designed to reduce RF signal exposure. Not a medical device. 15 frequencies (16 measurements) from 9 kHz to 50 GHz

Measured using GJB 5792A-2021, a Chinese military-standard (GJB) shielding measurement method.

The SLVR777™ scrub fabric is a precision blend of 35% silver fiber, 59% polyester, and 6% spandex. The silver is woven into the fabric, not applied as a coating.

Yes. Our silver yarn carries OEKO-TEX ® Standard 100 certification, meaning it has been tested free of harmful substances.

No. Because the silver fiber is woven into the fabric, the shielding effectiveness is part of the textile structure and persists through normal laundering.

Real silver fiber is significantly more expensive than synthetic textile fibers. We use 35% silver fiber content in every garment and produce in small certified batches. The price reflects the material cost, the two-year fabric development, and the lab certification process.

Yes. Our complete scrub sets allow you to order your top and pant in different sizes at no extra cost — a feature most premium scrub brands don’t offer.

We currently ship within the United States, Canada, Mexico, and Brazil via Amazon, and within the US via our website. Free shipping on orders over $197.

30-day returns on unworn items. Items must be in original condition with tags attached.

The yarn is OEKO-TEX Standard 100 certified.

Machine wash cold on gentle cycle. Hang dry or tumble dry low. Do not bleach or dry clean. Following these instructions preserves both the appearance and the shielding performance.

SLVR® Scrubs Fabric Test Results

The SLVR777™ fabric used in SLVR® Scrubs was tested by a CNAS-accredited (ISO/IEC 17025) laboratory, Beijing Daze Technology (report DZ2025A082, October 2025). Result: 30.7 dB (99.91%) signal attenuation at 50 GHz through a single layer of fabric, and 35.2 dB (99.97%) or more at every test point from 30 MHz to 40 GHz. Results are for the fabric sample tested. Whole-garment performance is lower at openings and seams. Designed to reduce RF signal exposure. Not a medical device.

15 frequencies (16 measurements) from 9 kHz to 50 GHz

Measured using GJB 5792A-2021, a Chinese military-standard (GJB) shielding measurement method.

View the DZ2025A082 measurement table

Download SLVR® Scrubs SLVR777™ Lab Report DZ2025A082 (PDF)

MRI note: Silver fibers are conductive. Remove before entering the MRI scanner room.

A practical guide to choosing your apparel and accessories

Start with the item you want to wear or carry, then review its fit, materials and testing status. The collection includes medical uniforms, headwear, a polo shirt, blankets and a phone pouch. These products use different constructions. A report for one fabric does not establish the performance of every item in the collection.

Choosing medical scrubs

Choose a top, pants or a complete set from the men’s and women’s ranges. The complete sets let you select different top and pant sizes, so compare each measurement separately. Think about the layers you normally wear and the movement your work requires. Review the size information on the individual product page before selecting a combination.

The scrub fabric composition is 59% polyester, 35% metallic and 6% spandex. Its silver-fiber construction is different from the fabrics used in the other categories. The laboratory report describes the sample and measurements; it does not measure a fully enclosed garment around a person. Openings and seams affect whole-garment performance. Read the full report and its limitations before interpreting a percentage.

Choosing headwear and a polo

The baseball cap offers a familiar low-profile style, while the beanie offers a knit alternative. Compare the closure or fit information and the available colors on each page. Keep the sewn care label with the item and follow the instructions for that specific product.

The hat requires hand washing only in water below 40°C (104°F) with a neutral detergent. Do not machine wash or machine dry it. Hang it to dry, and use a cool iron only if needed. These instructions apply to the hat; do not assume that a general clothing-care answer applies to every accessory.

The men’s polo has a classic fit, short sleeves, a collar and a two-button placket. Its listed composition is 53% cotton, 42% silver fiber and 5% polyester. Check the current color and size selections before ordering. Headwear and the polo have their own testing status; the scrub report is not a report for these items.

Comparing blanket sizes

Compare both the length and width with the space you have in mind. The Large blanket measures 51.18 by 59.05 inches, and the X-Large measures 59.06 by 79.92 inches. Cotton outer panels and a silver-fiber inner textile form the three-layer construction. The compact lap format measures 29.5 by 36.2 inches. Product-specific use information matters as much as dimensions.

For supervised, awake use only. Not for sleep. Never use in a crib, bassinet, play yard, car seat, stroller or other sleep area. Do not cover a baby’s face or head.

Checking phone-pouch fit and testing information

Measure your phone with its case and accessories attached before comparing it with the pouch. The listed exterior dimensions are 8 by 4.38 inches; exterior measurements do not describe the usable interior space. Allow room for the textile and drawstring closure rather than selecting by phone model alone.

Lab testing of the shielding fabric in the hat, beanie, polo, phone pouch and Large and X-Large blankets is in progress. Results will be posted on the Lab Results page when complete. No shielding claim is made for the compact baby lap blanket. Use the current product page for availability, price and ordering details, and contact us if you need help identifying the right information.