When you reach out to Work Hard Dress Right, whether by phone or email, there’s a good chance you’ll connect with Sherhonda — the friendly, knowledgeable voice helping clients across our managed uniform programs and online orders. A proud member of the Feury Image Group family from her very first day, she plays a vital […]
Modern Businesses Rely on Uniform Programs to Deliver Professionalism and Reliability Step inside any bank branch and one of the first things you’ll notice is how the staff looks. Consistent, branded uniforms convey professionalism, reinforce trust, and reassure customers that their money is in safe hands. It’s a small detail that has a big impact, […]
There are critical differences between FR and AR garments — and the right choice can save lives. Introduction and Why the Distinction Matters If you manage a team that welds, grinds, works with molten metal, or repairs energized electrical equipment, you already know that safety isn’t optional. One wrong choice in protective gear can […]
Behind the Scenes at Price Rite Marketplace Each week, before the first customer walks through the door, dozens of branded polos are delivered to Price Rite Marketplace stores across the region. These crisp, ready-to-wear uniforms help the grocery associates look sharp and stay comfortable day in and day out. For Price Rite, it’s about more […]
A Workwear Solution for the People Who Keep Things Running A regional water utility found itself juggling hundreds of employees across 40-plus job roles, and its outdated uniform ordering system was slowing everything down. Managers juggled spreadsheets, phone calls, and paper forms. Every request had to be tracked by hand — who needed what, and […]
Why Uniforms Matter Generally speaking, a uniform sets a standard of clothing for members of a company or an organization while participating as part of that group. People who interact with those in the uniform (such as customers, clients, or even the general public) come to expect a common behavior or capability from those in […]
Where do we get the word nurse from? The term is related to the modern word nourish, to feed, is derived from the 5th-century Latin nutrice –a wet-nurse (a woman hired to breastfeed an infant when a mother could not–or chose not to–do so.) It has origins in the word nuzzle, or nosell, for noseling (or nose-long); to push […]