Full-service uniform sales and custom design since 1892
Custom-designed uniforms and full-service uniform sales in the heart of New York City
I. Buss & Allan Uniform Company®, founded in 1892, is the East Coast’s leader in custom-designed uniforms and full-service uniform sales and rentals for clients in the real estate, hospitality, entertainment and government industries. We design and manufacture custom-made uniforms in the heart of New York City and overseas.
Our family-owned company has dressed four generations of the city’s finest doormen, concierges, ushers, firefighters, police officers, hotel staff, maintenance workers, servicemen and more. To this day, we continue a tradition of exceptional quality, polished service, and long-term satisfaction for all our clients, old and new.
Our family-owned company has dressed four generations of the city’s finest doormen, concierges, ushers, firefighters, police officers, hotel staff, maintenance workers, servicemen and more. To this day, we continue a tradition of exceptional quality, polished service, and long-term satisfaction for all our clients, old and new.
Uniquely, I.Buss & Allan offers both the sale or the rental of uniforms for large or smaller accounts. The rental includes the cleaning of uniforms, repairs and maintenance of the uniforms. and We also offer custom uniforms, custom designs, and customization of stock uniforms. Our team can create signature designs for your portfolio, hotel, company, or building.
A superior product is the result of a superior team. Since 1892, I.Buss & Allan has had the pleasure of working with some of the best in the business. From our pattern makers and machinists to our sales force and office staff, our team offers impeccable quality and attention to detail with a personal touch.
From Fedoras to Dad Caps: The Curious Evolution of Hats
Ah, hats—a little piece of fabric perched atop your head that can instantly transform you from “meh” to “magnificent.” But let’s be real: hats have been on a rollercoaster of style since humans first figured out that putting something on your head could make you look cooler—or at least, keep you from sunburning into a lobster.
