UniformMarket
Fall & Winter 2002
ERGONOMICS: A Safe Bet On The Job
By Bernadette Doran
Say the word "ergonomics," and most people think of a chair that supports good posture and sits you high enough at your...
Fall & Winter 2002
Electrified: U.S. Army Soldier Systems Center explores ways to manufacture wired clothing
Future warrior systems include heads-up displays, global positioning systems, combat identification sensors, chemical detectors, electronically controlled weapons and physiological status monitors connected to the...
Fall & Winter 2002
Discovering A Danish Shoe: How Dansko brought clogs to work
"These were the best shoes Id ever worn," says Amanda Cabot.
AMANDA CABOT AND PETER KJELLERUP were on a business trip to Denmark in the...
Fall & Winter 2001
The Resizing of America
by Bernadette Doran
"Don't look now," says Peter Genovese of Newhouse News Service, "but Generation X is on its way to becoming Generation XL."
Maybe...
Fall & Winter 2001
Pro-tuff Pedals Down The Bike Medic Uniform Path
by Grant Rosenberg
As more and more people attend regional festivals, special events and outdoor activities, bike-mounted medical personnel are becoming a common sight. With...
Fall & Winter 2001
All the World’s a Stage, Even the World of Uniforms
by Jackie Rosselli
What's a woman with a background in the arts and theatre doing in the uniform business? Plenty, if she's Karen Gerson, founder...
Fall & Winter 2001
Mapping the Road to Success
By Susan Bisset
Some people just have a knack for finding their way without a map. Drop them in a vaguely familiar neighborhood with some...
Fall & Winter 2001
The Oak Leaf and the Acorn: A Look at Coast Guard Dress Caps
Throughout American military history, the dress cap has been an apparel mainstay of the different branches of the Armed Forces. With some variations in...
