UniformMarket
Fall & Winter 2003
Oh Brother… This family means business at Miller Uniforms & Emblems Inc.
This is a story of four brothers. It begins as a tale of two unrelated Miller families. It ends as one fine reminder that...
Fall & Winter 2003
High Visibility Garments: Its not always VISIBLE whos at risk
By Mike Parson,Spiewak VizGuard Division--- and --- Gary Pearson,3M Personal Safety Products
Selling High Visibility Garments (HVGs) is a risky business. Why?
Because the people who...
Fall & Winter 2003
He’s back: Sol Kale shepherds the newly arrived Chicago Uniform Company
After a decade in retirement, veteran uniform retailer Sol Kale hung out the shingle once more. Earlier this year, the Chicago Uniform Company opened...
Fall & Winter 2003
The 2003 Image of the Year Awards competition
Presented by the National Association of Uniform Manufacturers & Distributors (NAUMD) and the Career Apparel Institute (CAI)
Uniforms are a valuable asset for all types...
Fall & Winter 2003
Designing A Career Apparel Uniform Program: Industry Members Offer a Few Tips for Getting Started Today
By Ernie Jackson,NAUMD
Designing a career apparel uniform program can be a daunting task. The process involves many decisions to be made by both manufacturers...
Fall & Winter 2003
FIRST PERSON: An Insider’s View Working on Two Sides of the Uniform Business
By Martin W. Turetzky
I spent 39 years with the New York City Police Department (NYPD), worked as commanding officer of the Police Equipment Section,...
Fall & Winter 2003
Paul Fussells Uniforms: Why We Are What We Wear Provokes Ageless Debates
By Joe Talkington,owner of Star Uniforms
Several years ago, author and historian Paul Fussell spent time in the hospital and wondered where all the nurses...
Fall & Winter 2003
SUPPLY AND DEMAND: Manufacturers, suppliers and dealers rush
Why would promotional products distributors want to go into the uniform business? And, why would uniform dealers want to sell promotional products?
Simple. There is...
