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About

Shabbella is all about classic and chic everyday essentials made with premium fabrics and finishes that make each piece better than basic. We know firsthand what it's like to work in the healthcare field, and how important it is to feel comfortable throughout the day, while looking presentable to patients and colleagues. We believe that comfort and style can go hand in hand, innovating our designs to offer the right balance of minimalism and craftsmanship proudly made in the USA. 

The Performance Scrubs collection is the next era of medical-sport uniform, tailored for the modern-day healthcare professional. 

HER STORY

"Entering fashion was natural having been born into a family of sewers. I learned about sewing and fashion from my mother and uncles. Shabbella, a project that was born in 2016 and that, at its beginning, focused on the design of high-end women's sportswear made in Los Angeles made with premium fabrics in sporty-chic silhouettes that were both comfortable and flattering. Our growth was wonderful, we managed to position ourselves in over 50 stores across all the country.  With the arrival of COVID, our third collection was paused, and we had to reinvent ourselves.  I am not only a designer but also I worked in the healthcare arena, which allowed me to realize that this sector had a need for well-adjusted, presentable, high-performance medical uniforms that, above all, offered comfort to those who used them, were long lasting and durable wear after wear, so it was only natural that I combined my knowledge of sportswear and fabric in combination with everyday scrubs to create the best design with the best finishes for the active medical professional. All of our clothes are 100% made in Los Angeles, and we are very proud of it. Our priority is to support our community, which is why we work locally for your convenience. This Fall 2023, our collection will be available in three colors, so that the medical staff feels comfortable and presentable in their day-to-day."