UniformMarket
Spring & Summer 2010
Omega Uniform Systems: Expanding what it Means to be a Full-Service Dealer
By Peter Hildebrandt
To simply describe Omega Uniform Systems (formerly Omega Frontline Apparel) as a full-service uniform dealer doesn't seem quite right. Of course, you...
Spring & Summer 2010
MOLLY MAID is the Look of Clean
By Peter Hildebrandt
What's better than a clean house? How about a clean house that you didn't have to clean? Molly Maid has been providing...
Fall & Winter 2006
Resources For A Retailers Inspiration
Books:
Why We Buy: The Science of Shopping*
By Paco Underhill
Price: $15
In this witty, eye-opening report based on years of research in stores and shopping...
Fall & Winter 2006
The Butt-Brush and Other Retail Research Insights
In his landmark book Why We Buy: The Science of Shopping, the guru of retail consulting Paco Underhill reported on the findings of thousands...
Fall & Winter 2006
Selling By Design A Successful Uniform Retailer Must Think Like A Retailer
By Bernadette Doran
Wheres the opportunity for excitement in the uniform retail environment? Uniforms are something people have to buy, a required essential like toothpaste...
Fall & Winter 2006
Why Made in the USA? Because You Cant Make it Better Anywhere Else
By Jackie Rosselli
The question has been posed many times before by this magazine: Were it not for the Berry Amendment, would manufacturers still produce...
Fall & Winter 2006
Business Casual Look Soars at Angel Flight
By Amy Spungen
A small child from a rural area needs an organ transplant, but theres no money to pay for transportation to another state...
Fall & Winter 2006
Keeneland Race Course Keeps It Classy
By Margaret Buranen
Visitors to Keeneland Race Course in Lexington, Ky., see Keeneland employees wearing uniforms in a range of fabrics, styles and colors. The...
