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New collection combines comfort, mobility, modern design, and a women’s line in a
budget-friendly solution built for uniform rental programs
WILMINGTON, Mass.
— September 22, 2026 — UniFirst Corporation (NYSE: UNF), a North
American leader in customized business uniform programs, facility service products, and first
aid and safety services, today announced the launch of Always U™
, a new workwear collection
designed to address a long-standing gap in the uniform market. Purpose-built for active teams,
Always U delivers the comfort, mobility and modern style workers want with the professional
appearance and value businesses require.
Always U collection highlights:
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All-day comfort and unmatched mobility: Poly/cotton fabrics engineered with
mechanical stretch deliver 10% to 12% more stretch than standard uniforms. Paired with
internal elastic waistbands, integrated crotch gussets, and articulated knees, the
collection provides unmatched comfort and mobility.
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Modern design: Contemporary, professional designs created for the way today’s active
teams work.
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Dedicated Women’s Line: Designed entirely around a woman’s natural profile, fit, and
movement from the start, rather than adapted from men’s apparel.
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Purpose-built for active workers: Functional details including versatile storage, utility
pockets and design features that support movement throughout the workday.
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Uncompromising value: High-quality workwear designed to meet the needs of
value-conscious businesses.
Founded in 1936, UniFirst outfits more than 2 million workers in clean uniforms each workday
and serves more than 300,000 customer locations per year. Drawing on that experience, the
company developed Always U to address a common operational challenge: standard uniforms
offered durability and a professional look, but workers wore them out of obligation. More
comfortable styles existed, but they were often too costly or impractical for uniform rental
programs.
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