- Unisync Corp (UNI) launches an alliance with Mark’s to supply quality branded safety boots
- This partnership equips contracted employees with boots that are affordable and designed to support employee health and safety
- Employees will be fitted and can pick up their safety boots at any of the 380 Mark’s stores across Canada
- Unisync is a broad-based vertically integrated North American enterprise with exceptional capabilities in garment design
- Unisync (UNI) is up 3.69 per cent and is trading at C$2.59 at 11:41 am EST
Unisync Corp (UNI) has launched a strategic alliance with Mark’s to supply quality branded safety boots across Unisync’s large-scale managed clothing uniform contracts.
This contract will commence with one of Unisync’s premier airline clients.
This collaboration brings together the strength and diversity of Unisync, the leading managed service clothing provider in North America and Mark’s, the largest supplier of safety boots in Canada.
This partnership equips our contracted employees with boots that are fit for purpose, affordable and designed to improve health and safety standards by reducing slips, trips and falls on the worksite.
Employees will be fitted and able to pick up their safety boots at any 380 Mark’s stores across Canada (known as L’Équipeur in Québec).
This risk minimization is a key focal point for all Unisync customers.
Unisync is the leading provider of corporate uniforms, excluding footwear, across multiple industry sectors from Defence to Law Enforcement, First Responders, Airlines and many more.
This partnership with Mark’s allows Unisync to expand its product offering to include footwear in a service-oriented manner.
“This initiative and partnership provide a national footprint of store locations for employees of our valued clients to try on their safety boots and receive the renowned Mark’s in-store service,” stated Unisync CEO Matt Graham.
“The ability to broaden our range of products available to employees serviced through our long-term contracted eCommerce portals will expand our revenue base at minimal additional marginal cost as Unisync clients take advantage of this valuable service offering,” added Graham.
“Our B2B business, Mark’s Commercial, allows us to provide Unisync with a footwear program solution that will enable their clients to shop Mark’s retail store network,” said Mark’s President PJ Czank.
“Not only does this program provide Unisync clients with a convenient and easy way to get their footwear, it provides them with footwear that keeps them safer, drier, warmer and more comfortable,” concluded Czank.
Unisync is a broad-based vertically integrated North American enterprise with exceptional garment design capabilities, domestic manufacturing, and off-shore outsourcing, including state-of-the-art web-based B2B ordering, distribution, and program management systems.
Unisync (UNI) is up 3.69 per cent and is trading at C$2.59 at 11:41 am EST.
