Sentence examples for uniform makers from inspiring English sources
The jerseys of American professional and college teams have been largely devoid of corporate involvement except for smallish logos of the uniform makers.
Prisons represent jobs for hundreds of industries including: road builders, construction workers, uniform makers, food distributors, law enforcement, parole officers, health care workers, and phone companies.
Weiner says the idea of reversing that flow — from a uniform maker providing realistic scrubs to fictional worlds, to connoting a fictional world on real medical wear — came from Barco's chief executive, Michael Donner, when "Grey's Anatomy" was still in the concept stage.
ITG now has uniform sales of $100 million and stakes claim to being the largest U.S. uniform maker.
"We want anything that relates to our company;how people look, how people act to always reek of professionalism," says Robert Kohlhepp, chief executive of uniform maker Cintas Corp.
But out of the corner of his eye, the 65-year-old uniform maker could see his co-worker Eduardo Juarez shaking his head.
Its managers think that a trend towards more individualism in schools is also reducing demand for uniforms, in addition to the demographic trends that are hurting their firm.The problem is not confined to uniform-makers.
John Strotbeck, a former Olympic rower and the founder and C.E.O. of the Philadelphia-based team-uniform maker Boathouse Sports, told me that his company tried a few years ago to start manufacturing some of its sports apparel in China, but brought the production line back to a factory in Philadelphia soon afterward.
She said "It is really well-organised, it all flowed very well and all the people in the pink uniforms (Games Makers) making everyone cheer.
In many other product categories, specifications are not even based on a uniform measurement method from maker to maker, and tweaking tests to get desired results is a common practice called specsmanship.
Microsoft must license its Windows operating-system products to computer makers under uniform royalty terms, with exceptions granted for different language versions and "reasonable" volume discounts.
