Remember being little and running to the door when Dad got home from work? He would scoop you up into a big bear hug and give you a squeeze and a pat on the head. Can you recall the smells of his faded cologne? Or the odors and stains left on his uniform from a […]
Every Memorial Day the Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery holds a ceremony honoring the members of our military who have sacrificed their lives for the good for of the country. Each year, Texans come from all over the state to pay visits to the graves of the fallen and reflect on their lives. This tradition includes a […]
The Textile Rental Services Association is the trade association that represents companies like us in Washington DC, and works with textile rental companies all across America to provide a high standard of service to businesses that rely on laundered garments, uniforms, linens, floor mats, towels and other products necessary for a clean and safe operation […]
Clothes4Souls, a subdivision of Soles4Souls, has a mission that we believe in. They’re dedicated to fighting the devastating impact and perpetuation of poverty, and we’re proud to say that we’ve helped the best we can. Service Uniform has donated more than 3,000lbs of used garments to help the not-for-profit institution. Making a large donation already […]
This year was a great year for pranking. At Service Uniform, we enjoy a good laugh so we thought we’d share our favorite April Fools pranks from this year. This prank has been called “The Best April Fools of 2014”. These students pranked their professor and we can’t help but laugh every time we watch […]
Did you know that over 85% of all clothing in the USA ends up in landfills instead of being recycled? At Service Uniform, we’re proud to announce that we’ve made another donation to the Clothes4Souls foundation. If you remember, we donated 300 garments to help with typhoon relief in the Philippines. This time, we donated […]
Headquartered in San Antonio, Texas, Service Uniform provides highly specialized products and services...
