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December 21st marks the official first day of winter, but in Texas the sun is still shining! As a local business here in San Antonio, we know that winter doesn’t have the same daunting effect on us like it does to our neighbors up north, but that doesn&#...

During the holiday season, everyone is shopping around for the perfect holiday gifts for the people they care about. On your list is the perfect gift for Mom, the expensive gift for your brother (but he has to have it) and something sentimental for your grandp...

Typhoon Haiyan may have been the most powerful tropical cyclone to ever make landfall. 370 miles wide with winds reaching 235 mph, the storm tore through the Philippines taking many lives and leaving behind total devastation. At Service Uniform, we can’t s...

On December 7th, 1941 the Empire of Japan attacked Pearl Harbor, bringing the United States into World War II. Although it’s not a federal holiday, we urge everyone to take a moment to remember the many lives lost that day. The official way to “Remember Pe...

Is this a trick question? Maybe. Daylight saving time is the practice of advancing clocks during summer months so that evening daylight lasts longer, while sacrificing normal sunrise times. The discussion of whether daylight saving time is necessary is a highl...

We’ve all heard the rule “no white after Labor Day”, but does anyone follow it? At Service Uniform, we did a little research to try and figure out where this fashion rule came from. Here are two theories: Theory 1: Rich people wore white. There are a...