I stopped in here looking for a few tips for work. And this is actually my 2nd time in here in the…read morepast month or so. They have a lot of selection for scrub tops and bottoms, not to mention they have a lot of brands and styles for every budget. I really like the Grey Anatomy, especially their new active style which is like a yoga pants very comfortable. Decided to look for that color as well but I already have the colors they had in the store, but I was told that they could order them for me online and have them delivered if there was a style I like or color and they were out. Takes 7-14 days I think But I ended up just grabbing a few tops and 1 scrub bottom, I was helped from the time I walked in until I left the store. Very helpful staff even with finding the right size for me in a color I liked while I looked at other ones. I will be going back that's for sure, great deals and everything is organize easy to find. And lots of parking

Good selection of stuff. Pleasant and helpful staff. I needed compression socks and they had a…read morecouple brands and many styles

Lark Uniform is now Gall Uniform. I always got good service at Lark, and I like their location…read morebeing kind of hidden away with easy parking. Workers are competent and polite, efficient and no-nonsense. They keep up with all the variations and changes in uniform requirements so they understand something esoteric and opaque like "can you put two five year sleeve bars MPD style on my dress jacket?" and bill it correctly without me having to look up the confusing instructions I got from some lieutenant three weeks ago in an email.

Lark carries uniforms for many government agencies, ie. Police, Postal, Fire etc…read more Anytime I have gone in the staff has been friendly. They don't have the biggest selection of equipment, but they are happy to order something you need if they don't carry it. Great for just stopping in while running errands, when you realize you have been wearing the same black belt with your uniform for the past 15 years. Then, you get sad and realize when you first got the belt you were using the smallest hole, and now you are using the biggest hole. So, you just buy a bigger belt so you can use the smallest hole again!! FTW!! (Also.....FTR!)

If I could give no stars, I would. The lady working sounded nice when she picked up the phone, then…read morecopped an attitude when a question was asked. As soon as we arrived at the store, she tried to be helpful in helping us find what we were looking for, then once again caught an attitude. She was nowhere near nice or helpful. I thought maybe with all of the reviews being from years ago, this might have had a chance to change, but I guess I was wrong in being hopeful. I fear that some people working customer service jobs are unaware of what good customer service is. How horribly sad.

Why carry so many styles if you can't carry the sizes that they offer?!…read more I was at uniform advantage yesterday and they have better organization and more sizes including more than one petite (small through xl at least) for each style. Scrub shopping can be so frustrating, but it's even worse when you don't have size small through 2x and only one petite/tall in one size for that style? I'm not going to buy scrubs that I can't try on when I've made a special trip to a store. This is why I tend to buy online!

The store clerk was friendly and helpful. There were plenty of selections and types of scrubs…read moreavailable. They carry sizes XXS-5x in some lines and the pricing is about the same as you'd find elsewhere. However, they have a big sign at the front that imposes their fat tax. If you're fat enough to be 2-3x, you pay an additional markup of $2 per item. If you have the audacity to need 4x-5x clothing, you pay an additional $4 per item. With the average woman in the US being a size 16, this would mean the L-XL is the most common size. "But the larger sizes take more fabric!!" By that logic, the XXS and XS should cost less than M-XL. But they don't. And, with 16 being the average, with many people being higher, and their stock showing far more XXS and XS on the shelves, with 2XL sold out in many lines, one cannot argue that it's a supply thing. They should be buying more of the larger sizes which would drive their wholesale cost down, and less of the XS, driving the cost up. By this logic, the smallest XXS and the 5x should be the most expensive. Instead, this is simply a tax for being in a larger body. There's no fat tax on Amazon for these, and the cost is the same. I hoped to be able to shop there, but as a 2X person, I think I'll pass. Posted signs with fat shaming while still offering larger sizes is uncomfortable and I felt unwelcome.

Shit service no help not epic will order on Amazon next time thanks for the help but not really.read more

Amazing deals and amazing service. I enjoy shopping there for my work uniforms and play time.read more

Staff were very nice! They keep the place clean! They had a lot of selection, and one for the…read moreholidays as well. :)

Always had great customer service. Never had any issues with alterations. Would highly recommend.read more

This used to be Lark's but seems to have the same level of good, competent service. It's larger…read morewith more stuff than any other area uniform store. They keep track of a whole range of uniform regulations from regional departments and that's really helpful when I come in confused because I wasn't paying close attention to instructions from above. They have the usual prices but are good about billing departments when arrangements have been made. Service always takes the promised amount of time and has always been done correctly. Clearance prices can be very good but you have to have the time to look for the right size. Odd hidden location that is actually pretty convenient once you know where it is. Adequate parking lot except when some large fire department vehicle decides to park running in the drive way. Jeez buddy, "where's the fire?"