U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Uniform Program - St. Paul District

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TAGStyleCOE021BrushedTwill100%CottonShirtSeven

TAGStyleCOE052BrushedTwill100%CottonShirtSeven

BaysideStyle1102CrewneckFleeceSweatshirt 9.5ozhighqualityheavyweightpreshrunkfabric,80%Cotton, 20%Polyester,Lycraincuffandband.

Color:Navy

BaysideStyleBA8100PocketT-shirtpocketonleftbreast6.1oz 100%preshrunkheavyweightcombedcotton.

Color:AshGrey

WOMEN’S

COE022

Women’s Long Sleeve Duty Work Shirt 100% Cotton

COE053

Women’s Short Sleeve Duty Work Shirt 100% Cotton

$4307 $3685

TAGStyleCOE022BrushedTwill100%CottonShirtSeven buttonplacket,twobuttonflapfrontpockets,buttondowncollar, adjustablebuttoncuffs.

Color:Grey

TAGStyleCOE053BrushedTwill100%CottonShirtSeven buttonplacket,twobuttonflapfrontpockets,buttondowncollar.

Color:Grey

OUTERWEAR

COE042-STPAUL

COE044

6oz/yd2DacronHollofil.

COE

AllUSAStyleAUSA066Unisex100%CottonDuckInsulated BibCoveralladjustablebucklesonshoulderstraps,twofront pockets,fulllengthbrasslegzippers.

Color:Navy

COE047

ACCESSORIES $1795

Adjustable6panel65/35TwillBaseballCapwithselfadhesive (Velcro)backstrap.Onesizefitsmost.

Color:Navy

Baseball Hat 6 Panel Twill Solid Back Self Adhesive Strap

CARE INSTRUCTIONS:

General Maintenance of Polyester & Wool Garments.

• Follow all care instructions indicated on the label sewn into every gar ment.

• Brush your uniform regularly to remove surface dirt.

• When wet, don’t dry uniform in direct sun or near severe heat.

• When not in use, hang your uniform coat and slacks on wooden hangers. Slacks should be hung at full length by the cuffs.

• Avoid carrying pointed, sharp or heavy objects in the pockets.

• Have more than one uniform and alternate wearing. This will substantially extend the life of your uniform.

The Problem of Perspiration:

Perspiration can have a harmful effect on fabrics. It can result in a loss of fabric strength. To prevent this from developing, the following precautions should be taken.

-Dry cleaning solvents do not remove perspiration from a fabric. Affected areas should be called to the attention of your dry cleaner, they will flush them with moisture from a steam spotting gun prior to dry cleaning.

-Although worsted and worsted blend fabrics may not be laundered, a perspiration affected area may be placed over a towel and blotted with a damp sponge. The area should then be blotted vigorously between two dry towels, and set to air dry.

What to do about spots and stains:

The following are simple procedures for removing or reducing common stains from uniform fabrics by using common household items:

Chemicals and materials needed: Rubbing Alcohol - Sponge - Naptha: Blotter Paper - White Vinegar - White Petroleum Jelly - Glycerin - AmmoniaStarch -Detergent -Soft Toothbrush

Type of stain: Solution

Butter, Cooking Oil, Blood: Sponge and flush with Naptha, feather out and dry. Sponge with water, dry; sponge and flush with naptha, feather out and dry.

Coffee, Tea, Ketchup: Sponge with water, and soak stain with glycerin. Flush well with water, feather out and dry.

Glue: Sponge with water, loosen with brush, flush with water, feather out and dry.

Iodine: Sponge with rubbing alcohol against blotter paper, feather out and dry. Mayonnaise: Apply starch/naptha paste, dry and brush off excess. Sponge and flush with naptha, feather out and dry.

Motor Oil, Tar: Apply starch/naptha paste, dry and brush off excess. Sponge and flush with naptha, feather out and dry.

Mustard: Apply dry starch, brush to remove excess. Apply glycerin for 30 minutes, flush well with water, feather out and dry.

Mud/Rust: Dry and brush off excess, sponge with water. Loosen with brush, flush with water, feather out and dry. Repeat with vinegar if necessary.

Ink, Ballpoint: Rub white petroleum jelly into stain. Then soak in detergent solution and launder.

Tree Sap: Mix a small amount of ammonia with water and gently rub into the spot. After a spot has dried, have garment cleaned.

Grass Stains: Rub detergent or pressure wash directly into stain. Clean promptly.

NOTES: Most chemicals listed above for spot removal are flammable and should be used in a well ventilated area free of any open flame. After treatment, air dry. Never dry in a tumble dryer.

All work should be done with a clean blotter underneath the stain area. Feathering out prevents ringing and is done by starting outside the stain area, and lightly brushing towards its center.

These care procedures are provided only as a service and should not be interpreted as a warranty, implied or otherwise.

Poly/Cotton and Poly/Rayon Permanent Press Garments:

• Machine wash garments in warm water (DO NOT USE BLEACH), tumble dry (on a permanent press setting), remove promptly. Hang up so that wrinkles will fall out. Touch up using a warm iron.

• Follow care instructions shown on every garment.

• For stains, spray a prewash on soiled area and then wash as instructed above.

• Dry clean periodically to sharpen creases.

• Do not use fabric softeners.

CARE OF ITEMS:

Follow care instructions indicated on the care label sewn in every garment.

WEAR LIFE:

100% cotton garments have approximately half the wear life of Polyester, and Poly blend garments. 100% Cotton garments are not acid resistant and color loss is accelerated.

ADDITIONAL SIZE INFORMATION:

If additional size information is needed on any garments, please call a HTC - APHIS Customer Support Specialist at 1-877-482-2260, or refer to any special ordering instructions.

Need to make a return?

Please try on your new garment to check the fit before laundering. We’re sorry but we cannot accept garments for return that have been personally altered, laundered, worn or otherwise made unsalable unless the garment is defective in workmanship or materials.

Please note any pants ordered with an inseam length of 28” or less are considered Special Cuts and are non-returnable.

Request an RMA number

• RMA numbers must be requested within 30 days of item receipt.

• Returns must be shipped to Human Technologies within 30 days of receiving your RMA number.

• RMA numbers may be requested year round, even when the web site is unavailable.

To help us process your Return, please request a Return Material Authorization (RMA) number. You can request an RMA number by:

• Calling our Customer Service department toll-free: 877-HTC-2260 (877-482-2260).

• Emailing our Customer Service department: customersvc@htcorp.net

An RMA number and Returns Form may be downloaded from the uniform site or we will email it to you. Please complete all fields on this form, especially the reason for the Return, as this helps us continually improve the products and services we provide to you.

We are not able to process your return and issue any allowance credit without an RMA number.

Package and ship your Return

1. Please return the item(s) in the same box you received them in, (when possible).

2. Place the completed Returns Form, and a copy of your Packing List, in the box.

3. Pack items in such a way to ensure they are not lost or damaged in transit. Seal the box well.

4. Write the RMA number on the top of the carton along with your name and address.

Please send Returns to this address: HT Distribution Center

Attn: ACOE St. Paul District Uniform Returns 2332 Bleecker St Utica, NY 13501

We recommend that your return be shipped via an insured carrier such as UPS or Fed-Ex which provide tracking information. If you return your garments through the US Post Office, you should insure the package so it can be traced.

Once we get your Return

Upon receipt and approval of a qualified return your allowance will be credited. Please allow 3 business days from receipt of your return for processing and allowance credit.

Our belts are measured from the fold over the buckle to the center hole. That distance is the waist size to order.

Measuring Guide

HOW TO MEASURE: Have someone else measure you. Keep the tape straight but not tight. Measure over undergarments or other clothing that will be worn under your uniform. If your measurements fall between two sizes, order the larger size.

FEMALE MEASURING GUIDE AND TIPS: HEIGHT: Stand against a wall in stocking feet. Mark a point level with the top of your head. Measure from this point down to the floor. (Shoe heels can add inches to your height.) See measurement A.

CHEST: To measure a woman’s chest, wrap the tape beneath her armpits, fully encircling her body around her shoulder plates and the fullest part of her bust. For best results, she should wear a non-padded bra and relax her arms at her sides. Make sure not to cinch the tape so tight that it compresses the bust. See measurement B.

WAIST: Measure around the smallest part of the natural waistline. Hold tape firmly but not tightly. Keep the tape level and be sure to stand naturally. See measurement C.

HIPS: Measure around the fullest part of the hips. Hold the tape measure firmly, but not tightly. Keep the tape measure straight and level. See measurement D.

INSEAM LENGTH: Lay well-fitting similarly styled pair of slacks with a flat crease at back and front. Lift one leg and measure from crotch to seam to bottom of slacks leg. See measurements M and N.

MALE MEASURING GUIDE AND TIPS: HEIGHT: Stand against a wall in stocking feet. Mark a point level with the top of the head. Measure from this point down to the floor. See measurement E.

CHEST: Measure around the fullest part of the chest, keeping the tape under the arms and across the shoulder blades. See measurement F.

WAIST: Measure around the waist over the shirt (not slacks) at the position that you wear your slacks. Keep one finger between the tape and your body. Or, measure the waistband of a well fitting pair of similar slacks (zipped and closed). See measurement G.

SLEEVE: Measure from center of neck at back of the collar, over the shoulder, along the arm, behind the elbow, to the wrist bone, (Or take marked sleeve length sizing from a dress shirt that fits you properly). See measurement H and I.

NECK: On a shirt that fits you well, lay the collar flat. Measure the collar from the center of the collar button to the far end of the collar button hole. See measurement J or K. Or, measure comfortably around your neck.

Our belts have 7 holes for best fit.

INSEAM LENGTH: Lay well-fitting and similarly styled pair of slacks flat with the crease at the back and front. Lift one leg and measure from the crotch seam to the bottom of the slacks leg. See measurement M and N.

HEAD: Measure the distance around your head at the position where your hat normally rests, using a soft tape measure (dressmaker/ tailor type). This is usually done right above the ears and across the forehead. See measurement O.

ABOUT US

Human Technologies, established in 1954 and headquartered in Utica, New York, has operations centers throughout New York, Pennsylvania, and Delaware. We are a 501c3 not-for-profit Social Enter prise, with a mission to create employment for people with disabilities, while operating as a self-sustaining business.

Our 300+ employees provide outstanding products and services in our five main lines of business:

3PL Supply Chain Services

Uniform Management Services

Manufacturing and Packaging Operations

Facilities Management Services

Environmental Services

We are proud to add the US Army Corps of Engineers St. Paul District to our growing customer list.

FEDERAL CUSTOMERS

• U.S. Department of Agriculture

• U.S. Air Force Air Force Security Forces Center

• U.S. Air Force Research Lab

• U.S. Defense Logistics Agency

• U.S. Department of State

• Naval Facilities Engineering Command

• U.S. Army Corps of Engineers

• U.S. General Services Administration

• U.S. Postal Service

NEW YORK STATE CUSTOMERS

• New York State Department of Corrections and Community Supervision

• New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets

• New York State Police Department

• New York City Police Department

• Nassau County Police Department

• New York State Department of Transportation

• New York State Department of Conservation

• State University of New York

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