DEARBORN, Mich. — Ford Motor Co., Carhartt Company Gear™ and Cintas Corp. have partnered on a national uniform program for Ford dealership service technicians.
The companies highlighted the new uniforms during the National Automobile Dealers Association (NADA) Show last week in Las Vegas. The program provides premium workwear from Carhartt, delivered through Cintas’ nationwide service and scale.
“Ford, Carhartt and Cintas are three companies woven into the fabric of the essential economy,” says Tyler Hill, head of Ford Global Licensing. “Hardworking people need durable apparel to get the job done, it’s as necessary as the tools they use. We’re proud to bring our shared heritage together to support our dealer service technicians.”
Designed for flexibility and convenience, the program offers both rental service programs and direct purchase for Ford dealerships nationwide.
Cintas, which serves more than 1 million businesses nationwide, will manage the program, overseeing pickup, cleaning, inspection, and repair of the uniforms before return delivery to the dealerships to ensure technicians always have apparel ready for work.
“This partnership represents our commitment to providing our customers with apparel that works as hard as they do,” says Todd Schneider, president and CEO of Cintas. “We’re proud to leverage our nationwide footprint and operational excellence to simplify how Ford dealerships ensure their technicians are Ready for the Workday.”
Working directly with dealership crews, Carhartt Company Gear tailored a comprehensive range of workwear to match their daily job demands. Available for men and women, the offerings include shirts, pants, jackets, sweatshirts, and options for footwear and accessories.
“We’re excited to team up with Ford and Cintas to deliver high-quality workwear for Ford dealership technicians,” says Andi Donovan, senior vice president of wholesale and Carhartt Company Gear. “We understand that workers want to feel confident and comfortable on the job, and this program provides the durable gear to get the job done.”
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