Taking Your Measurements

NOTE: It is best to take measurements with a cloth measuring tape and a full-length mirror. You should be wearing lightweight clothing, or just undergarments for a more accurate measurement. Shoulder: Measure from shoulder seam to shoulder seam. Chest: Measure the fullest part of the chest all around the front and back. Waist: Measure around the smallest part of the waist. The best way to find your waistline is to put your hand on one side, and bend to one side. This is your waist line. Hips: Measure around the fullest part of your hip. If you’re taking the measurement yourself, use a mirror to ensure the tape measure is level all the way around. Inside Leg Length: Measure from the highest point of your inside thigh to the bottom of your inside ankle. This measurement can be taken with a pair of pants.

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GARMENT CARE

SIGNATURE GARMENT CARE

Content: Poly, Nylon Spandex Blend selected for comfort and ease of care

Washing: You may machine wash using low temperatures to preserve the stretch in your garment. We recommend turning all garments inside out and suggest washing them on their own so they are not subject to abrasive fibers from other garments.

White Garments: These will stay white provided you follow these simple rules. Do not bleach. Wash white separately from colored garments and do not use fabric softeners (especially colored softeners ie: blue) as the color pigmentation in the softeners adheres to the poly fibers and may turn the white to a dull grey overtime.

Drying: Hang to dry or tumble dry garments on low heat for optimal results. Prolonged drying times will weaken the spandex and is therefore not recommended. The garments are nearly dry after the wash /spin cycle, so you may find drying times to be very short.

Ironing: If you lightly tumble dry your garments and promptly put them on a hanger, ironing may not often be required. If you do choose to iron, use a low heat setting so as not to scorch the garment and iron the reverse side of the cloth to prevent shine marks.

Stain Removal: The key to the successful removal of stains is to wash your garments by the end of the same working day. Leaving a soiled garment for days will hamper your ability to properly clean your uniform. We recommend non-chlorine, non-bleach products to be used sparingly to clean tough spots only, do not soak garments in special cleaning agents. Do not spray spot cleaners on logos as this may cause the embroidery thread to permanently fade or change color.

SUITING GARMENT CARE

Suiting Content— polyester, rayon & spandex
Shirting Content— fabric content may vary, see your garment tag

Suiting: Dry clean only.

Cotton Shirting: The key to the successful removal of stains is to wash your garments by the end of the same working day. Leaving a soiled garment for days will hamper your ability to properly clean your uniform. We recommend non-chlorine, non-bleach products to be used sparingly to clean tough spots only, do not soak garments in special cleaning agents. Do not spray spot cleaners on logos as this may cause the embroidery thread to permanently fade or change color. Hang to dry or tumble dry garments on low heat for optimal results. Prolonged drying times will weaken the spandex and is therefore not recommended. The garments are nearly dry after the wash /spin cycle, so you may find drying times to be very short.

Women's Dress Tops: Wash cold, in delicate cycle with like colors. Hang to dry. Low iron if required. Also suitable for dry cleaning.

Basic Dress T: Wash cold, in delicate cycle with like colors. Hang to dry. Low iron if required. Also suitable for dry cleaning.

CHITOSANTE GARMENT CARE

Chitosante Content — 92% polyester, 8% spandex

Chitosante is a biocompatible, biodegradable and non-toxic biomass extract from the shell of crab or shrimp, yet safe for those with shellfish allergies. Chitosante treatment allows the garment to be absorbent, breathable, durable, fast-drying, soft, static-free, wrinkle and pill resistant. It strongly inhibits bacteria growth and odor, has antibacterial properties and is certified by the US Environmental Protection Agency.

Washing: You may machine wash using low temperatures to preserve the stretch in your garment. We recommend turning all garments inside out and suggest washing them on their own or with like colors and fabrics so they are not subject to abrasive fibers from other garments.

Drying: Hang to dry or tumble dry garments on low heat for optimal results. Prolonged drying times will weaken the spandex and is therefore not recommended. The garments are nearly dry after the wash /spin cycle, so you may find drying times to be very short.

Stain Removal: The key to the successful removal of stains is to wash your garments by the end of the same working day. Leaving a soiled garment for days will hamper your ability to properly clean your uniform. We recommend non-chlorine, non-bleach products to be used sparingly to clean tough spots only, do not soak garments in special cleaning agents. Do not spray spot cleaners on logos as this may cause the embroidery thread to permanently fade or change color.