Fall & Winter 2006

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...

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...

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...

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...

By Jackie Rosselli Clothing may make the man, but according to the National Association of Uniform Manufacturers and Distributors (NAUMD), clothing can also make or...

By Jackie Rosselli Can a family business survive and prosper amid globalization and still retain its core values? The answer is yes if the company has...

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...

In his landmark book Why We Buy: The Science of Shopping, the guru of retail consulting Paco Underhill reported on the findings of thousands...

By Susan Derby Dees Uniforms is perfectly situated in the heart of the United States. Its location just outside Tulsa, Okla., reflects the best aspects...

By Carol Brzozowski Since its inception in 1872, the Virginia Tech Corps of Cadets has put out seven Congressional Medal of Honor recipients. More than...