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“It Pays to Keep Clean” “It Pays to Keep Clean” UNIFORMS, LINENS, MATS & RESTROOM SERVICES RENTAL CATALOG Did You Know? Table of Contents Maurer’s is a family owned business that specializes in uniform, linen, floor mat and facility rental services. INDUSTRIAL WEAR Since 1969, we have made it our goal to do the job Pants ....................................................... 4 right the first time. We recognize and solve problems, Shorts ..................................................... 8 if they occur, to ensure quality service. We believe that if we can establish a business relationship based Shirts .................................................... 10 on communication and trust, you will be a loyal High Visibility ...................................... 16 customer for life. Enhanced Visibility ..............................17 Flame Resistant ................................... 18 When you partner with At Maurer’s, we value Outerwear ............................................ 19 Maurer’s, you’ll get a communication, humility, Automotive ........................................... 20 comprehensive selection and trust, which guide of clean, professional the way our company Motorsports ......................................... 22 products that will positively operates. We’re big Miscellaneous Wear ............................ 24 represent your business. enough to meet your EXECUTIVE WEAR...... ........................ 26 Whether you’re renting, needs and small enough to leasing or purchasing provide dedicated service. MEDICAL & HOSPITALITY .................. 28 uniforms, linens, or floor Our mission is to help RESTAURANT & BANQUET ............... 32 mats, we’ll design a businesses stay clean by MATS & GLOVES ................................. 36 program that will fit your providing image-enhancing image-enhancing needs uniforms, linens, floor mats MOPS, STORAGE, CAN LINERS ........ 38 and budget. and facility services. AIR FRESHENERS & URINAL SCREENS PAPER PRODUCTS, SOAPS ............... 39 It Pays to Keep Clean & DISPENSERS M-TRAX™ Garment Tracking System Our custom M-TRAX™ Garment Tracking System keeps track of your garments 24/7, to ensure a quality service from pick-up to delivery. RIFD Tracking for Uniforms and Mats Productivity Tracking in every department Time Tracking with HandPunch software Vehicle Tracking for all route vehicles Inventory Tracking with delivery recaps 2 1-877-321-2811 • www.maurerstextile.com Local Advantage Table of Contents As your local textile rental company, Maurer’s prides itself on offering personal service with fair and honest pricing. Maurer’s gives you the flexible service and local presence of a local independent, as well as the purchasing power and multi-location network of a national chain. Coming Soon: mobile app for your • Community Involvement smart phone or tablet to allow more • Personal Service efficient correspondence with our • Fair and Honest Pricing Customer Service department. • Local Presence Ready for a change from your current supplier? Uniform Rental Market Prefer Local Independents Prefer National Chain EXECUTIVE WEAR...... ........................ 26 Market research analysis performed by Market Measurement, Inc. 82% 80% MEDICAL & HOSPITALITY .................. 28 77% 67% RESTAURANT & BANQUET ............... 32 55% MATS & GLOVES ................................. 36 44% MOPS, STORAGE, CAN LINERS ........ 38 33% 20% 23% AIR FRESHENERS & URINAL SCREENS 18% PAPER PRODUCTS, SOAPS ............... 39 & DISPENSERS Timeliness of Quality of Service Fair Product Response to Service Quality Billing Quality Problems Personnel Linen Rental Market Prefer Local Independents Prefer National Chain 79% 76% 76% 63% 65% 37% 35% 24% 24% 21% Timeliness of Quality of Service Fair Product Response to Service Quality Billing Quality Problems Personnel 1-877-321-2811 • www.maurerstextile.com 3 PANTS Wrinkle-Resistant Cotton Work Pant Pleated Work Pant Easy fit. Folder-set waistband Touchtex™ technology with with outlet and button closure. superior color retention and soil Slack-style front pockets and two release. Classic silhouette with set-in hip pockets; left pocket has double front pleats. Folder-set button closure. waistband with outlet and button closure. Slack-style front pockets 8.5 oz. Twill, 100% Wrinkle- and set in hip pockets; left pocket resistant Cotton has button closure. 8 oz. Twill, 65% Polyester / PC20CH Charcoal 35% Cotton PC20NV Navy PT32BK Black PT32CH Charcoal PT32KH Khaki PT32NV Navy 4 1-877-321-2811 • www.maurerstextile.com INDUSTRIAL WEAR Men’s DURA-KAP® Women’s DURA-KAP® Women’s Pleated Industrial Pant Industrial Pant Twill Pant Touchtex™ technology with Touchtex™ technology with Touchtex™ technology with superior color retention and soil superior color retention and soil superior color retention and soil release. Traditional easy fit. release. Jean-style waistband with release. A tailored classic. Re- Folder-set waistband with outlet button closure for a comfortable fit. laxed fit with straight-leg styling. and button closure for a comfort- Two front pockets and two set-in Hook-and-eye closure. Double able fit. Slack style front pockets hip pockets; left pocket has button front pleats. Two slack-style front and two set-in hip pockets; left closure. pockets and two set-in hip pock- pocket has button closure. ets; left pocket has button closure. 7.5 oz. Twill, 65% Polyester / 7.5 oz. Twill, 65% Polyester / 35% Cotton 7.5 oz Twill, 65% Polyester / 35% Cotton 35% Cotton PT21BK Black PT20BK Black PT39BK Black PT21CH Charcoal PT20BN Brown PT39CH Charcoal PT21KH Khaki PT20CH Charcoal PT39KH Khaki PT21NV Navy PT20KH Khaki PT39NV Navy PT20NV Navy PT20SG Spruce Green PT20WH White 1-877-321-2811 • www.maurerstextile.com 5 PANTS Red Kap Performance Shop Pant Industrial Cargo Pant Touchtex™ technology with The first IL-friendly true stretch fabric. Touchtex™ superior color retention and soil technology with superior color retention and soil release. Updated utility-style release. Relaxed, modern fit that combines the cargo pants offer an easy fit. durability of a work pant with the comfort of a jean. Double-needle stitching. Concealed, no-scratch Slack-style front pockets and two waistband button. Invisible stretch waistband set-in hip pockets; left pocket has expands up to 3 additional inches. Wide, reinforced button closure. Two bellow cargo belt loops. Reinforced, deep front pocket bags. Two pockets with pocket flaps and nap jeanstyle front pockets, two oversized hip pockets, closures. no scratch cargo pocket on left leg and unique 8 oz. Twill, 65% Polyester / double-pocket design on right leg. Patent pending. 35% Cotton 8 oz Canvas, 54% Polyester/ 42% Cotton 4% Spandex PT88BK Black PT88CH Charcoal PT2ABK Black PT88KH Khaki PT2ACH Charcoal PT88NV Navy PT2ANV Navy 6 1-877-321-2811 • www.maurerstextile.com INDUSTRIAL WEAR Relaxed Fit Jean Loose Fit Dungaree Relaxed fit with traditional rise sits Loose fit with updated rise sits at the natural waist. Relaxed seat slightly below the natural waist. and thigh. Slightly tapered leg fits Full cut through the seat and thigh. over work boots. Deep front pock- Straight leg fits over the top of ets. Antique brass rivets. Deco- work boots. Two deep, scoop-front rative stitching on back pocket. pockets and two oversized hip Leatherette logo patch on back pockets. Double rule pocket on pocket. right leg, hammer loop on left leg. Bartacks at stress points. Deco- 13.75 oz. Heavyweight Denim, rative stitching on back pockets. 100% Cotton Leatherette logo patch on back PD60BW Prewashed pocket. Black 13.75 oz. Heavyweight Denim, PD60PW Prewashed 100% Cotton Indigo PD80PW Prewashed Indigo 1-877-321-2811 • www.maurerstextile.com 7 SHORTS Men’s Plain Women’s Plain Front Short Front Short Updated fit. Premium soft-hand Updated fit. Jean-style waistband cotton. Two slack-style front with button closure. Two front pockets and set-in hip pockets with pockets and two set-in hip pock- button closure at left hip pocket. ets; left pocket has button closure. 10” inseam. 8” inseam 7.25 oz., 65% Polyester/ 35% Cotton 7.25 oz. Twill, 65% Polyester / 35% Cotton PT27BK Black PT26BK Black PT27CH Charcoal PT26BN Brown PT27NV Navy PT26CH Charcoal PT27TN Tan PT26NV Navy PT26SG Spruce Green PT26TN Tan 8 1-877-321-2811 • www.maurerstextile.com INDUSTRIAL WEAR Red Kap Performance Cargo Short Shop Shorts Touchtex™ technology with The first IL-friendly true stretch fabric. Touchtex™ superior color retention and soil technology withsuperior color retention and soil release. release. Relaxed fit. Slack-style Relaxed, modern fit that combines the durability of a front pockets. Back patch pockets work pant with the comfort of a jean. Double-needle with flaps and snap closures. Side stitching. Concealed, no-scratch waistband button. bellow cargo pockets with flaps Invisible stretch waistband expands up to 3 additional and snap closures. 12” inseam. inches. Wide, reinforced belt loops. Reinforced, deep front pocket bags. Two jeanstylefront pockets, two 7.25 oz. Twill, 65% Polyester / oversized hip pockets, no scratch cargo pocket on left 35% Cotton leg and unique double-pocket design on right leg. Patent pending. PT66BK Black 8 oz.Canvas, 54% Polyester/ 42% Cotton / 4% Spandex PT66CH Charcoal PT4ABK Black PT66KH Khaki PT4ACH Charcoal PT66NV Navy PT4A NV Navy 1-877-321-2811 • www.maurerstextile.com 9 Specialized Pocketless Work Shirt Touchtex™ technology with superior color retention, soil release and wickability. Two-piece convertible collar with sewn-in stays. 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