Territory Uniforms

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Territory Uniforms Sustainability Actions

Offers garment alterations

Territory Uniforms provides in-house alterations so garments can be adjusted to fit better. This can help clothes last longer because customers may be able to keep using items instead of replacing them straight away. The business says it also does embroidery and digital heat transfers, which are ways of adding logos or designs to uniforms. These services are part of its normal operations and are already in use.

Stocks items in store

The company says it keeps most of its items in store, so customers can try them on and buy them on the spot. Having stock available locally can reduce the need for repeated shipping and can make it easier for businesses to order only what they need. The website also says it offers fittings for staff before orders are placed, which may help reduce mistakes and waste from wrong sizes.

Uses approved item lists

Territory Uniforms says business customers can set up approved item lists and budgets for staff purchases. This is an ordering control rather than a sustainability claim, but it can help reduce unnecessary buying by keeping purchases within agreed limits. The company also says it works with customers to find alternatives when a chosen uniform style is discontinued, which may help avoid rushed replacement orders.