New Employee? No Problem.

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On-boarding a new employee can throw a wrench into day-to-day work. The down-payment needed for employee space, processing, orientation and training can be overwhelming. To help in this process, we make adding new employees hassle free.

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Adding a new employee, or even requesting a size change to a uniform for an existing employee is no problem. We sew on your company logo, make and affix the employee’s name emblem, embed the Blue Chip and process the uniform through our system. Instead of paying for these services all at once and throwing your month off balance, you may opt in to our Premier Prep Plan, which allows you to pay mere pennies throughout the year.

No matter how often your company hires newbies, you should not have to worry about additional start-up charges from your uniform rental company. Service Uniform makes the process of getting new uniforms as stress-free and with the Premier Prep Plan, your budget will stay intact.

To learn more about the Premier Prep Plan contact our office!

Valentine’s Day Around The World

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We know all about Valentine’s Day here in the U.S.—flowers, chocolates, pink and red hearts—but did you know there are many versions of Valentine’s Day all around the world? Here are some ways other countries celebrate love:

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Catalonia The region of Catalonia in northeastern Spain celebrates St. George’s Day on April 23rd, a holiday also known as The Day of the Book. On this day, people show their gratitude for friends and loved ones by exchanging roses and books.

Romania On February 24th in Romania, it is a tradition for young couples to give one another celebratory spring flowers as the season changes from winter to spring.

China The Qixi Festival falls on the seventh day of the seventh month of the lunar year. In Chinese mythology, a cowherd falls in love with a beautiful fairy and they are banished from one another by the Goddess of Heaven. On this day, once a year, it is said that the two lovers are able to reunite.

Japan On February 14th in Japan, chocolate is exchanged, a concept we are not unfamiliar with. But in Japan, there are different types of chocolate depending on what message you want to convey—’obligation chocolate’ for coworkers, for example, or ‘honmei-choko,’ reserved for significant others.

South Korea There are many holidays in South Korea that celebrate love, but our favorite is December 14th, also known as Hug Day.

We hope you enjoy our own Valentine’s Day, whether you are celebrating the love of family, friends or significant others!

RFID v. Barcodes: Who Wins?

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Our efficiency at Service Uniform is amplified by our use of RDIF Chips and readers over barcodes. Many uniform rental companies rely on barcodes for each garment to organize, distribute and track their products. Barcodes are those little line and number sequences on price tags, while an RFID Chip is embedded into the garment.

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There are pros and cons to using both barcodes and RFID. On their own, barcodes can wrinkle and fade with time, washing, and use. However, barcodes are great for identifying a garment right off the bat, while RFID technology is able to scan and identify garments with ultimate accuracy, ensuring the right garment is delivered on-time, every time.

At Service Uniform, we ensure that your garments are correctly identified, 100% of the time, by using both RFID and barcodes in our Blue Chip Tracking System®. By offering barcodes to our customers, we make sure that identification is available not just to us, but also to you and your employees.