How do I pronounce Scrubestiary and where did that word come from?

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Scrub   /skrub/
                               noun: uniform worn by healthcare and other staff

Vestiary   /vest-ee-air-ee/   
                                noun: a room in which clothes are kept

I started this project much like venturing out on a new trail in a new park. Except, I know how to research a trail.  Originally the name was Re-Scrub Services. So that is the name of the LLC Scrubestiary is doing business as - or as a DBA. While applying for the trademark for Re-Scrub Services, my legal team advised I come up with a new name for the website / app. Re-Scrub was too generic.
Out came the Book of Synonyms (google) for 'closet'.  Something that would reflect scrubs and closet but not tread on the territory of existing companies. Something catchy, but not too long or complicated. Then, I came across the word 'vestiary'. Gold mine! Scrub + Vestiary...Scrubestiary! It's a little tricky to get use to saying, but so is much of the English language. 
Thus, the word was born, and a website development began. 
If we can all sort-of pronounce "Aéropostale", I feel like we can stumble through combining a work uniform term and a monastery's closet term.

I believe in you!  Heck, you've mastered saying medicine terms and reading handwritten doctor's notes. You've got this!

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