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How to Set Up a Uniform Program
Uniforms are a critical component of many companies’ branding. Whether showcasing professionalism, highlighting brand identity, or displaying conformity, the clothing that employees wear should reflect the values that a business wants to promote. To do this effectively, build a uniform program that makes it easy for business owners and employees alike to ensure a consistent look that’s flexible ...
How to Choose Custom Company Apparel
Choosing the right custom apparel for your company is essential for many reasons. Clothing can create a culture of inclusion and consistency for your employees. It can set the tone for how your ...
Inspire Your Brand
In today’s world, it’s not just about what you do, but how you show it off. It’s more important than ever to present your product, employees, and organizational culture in unique and interesting ...
What to Consider When Building a Company Store
Offering a company store is a fantastic way to streamline uniform ordering and offer employees (or customers) an opportunity to promote your brand through real-world applications. Before building an ...
Why You Should Let Employees Pick Their Recognition Gifts
How a company recognizes its staff greatly impacts how those employees view their overall career and contributes to workplace satisfaction. One of the ways you can cultivate a positive and productive ...
The Constellation Model: Understanding Customer Buying Behavior
Why do consumers make the buying decisions they do? How do they choose a company to work with? It’s not as simple as picking the “best” option for their needs. In fact, customers are often willing to ...
The Power of Name Brands
Give your gift that little something extra. In a recent article discussing brands and the benefits they deliver, Rob Wengel, senior vice president of global data analytics firm Nielsen, explained, ...
The Flannel Phenomenon
We reported Wednesday that "Flannel isn't going anywhere," which got us thinking, where did it come from? Promo Marketing reported that "The long-held joke in manufacturing circles, pertaining to our ...