If you're coming to Uniforms Today then odds are you've been sent here by work to pick up your uniform. Here's how it works. You walk in and sign your name on the sheet, then take a seat. If you try to ask questions, you'll be shut down by the guy at the front. The place looks like a freaking hazard because it's essentially a huge open warehouse with cardboard everywhere and ladies to your left tailoring and ironing your clothing. The guy will then call your name and ask for the sheet from work specifying what it is you need. He'll go and grab it for you and have you try the shirt/sweater/jacket on outside of the dressing area. Then he'll give you pants and you'll go behind that black curtain which it not immediately recognizable as a dressing area. It has a gross cardboard floor. Then he'll adjust the cuffs for you until you like it and hand them to the seamstresses to fix. To be clear, once it's your turn to be served, he's pleasant as apple pie. Some more time will pass while they stitch and iron and then he'll come up and deposit everything into one big doubled bag and that's it. You're free to leave. With luck, you shouldn't be there more than 60 minutes. read more