ABOUT CITY UNIFORMS & LINEN

Our Business is Making You Look Good

When it comes to representing your brand, you can’t be boxed into rigid, cookie-cutter uniform rental or linen management programs that cost too much and cramp your style. Instead, as a custom uniform rental provider, we work with you to create a flexible program around your specific goals and budget. Our reputation is built around the value we bring while enhancing your corporate image with the products and services your company needs.

Why City? We Listen to You!

We’re a third-generation, family-owned, and operated business, so we know a thing or two about listening. And unfortunately, with many other businesses, listening to customers is a lost art. But, since 1944, we’ve been setting the bar for personalized service, attention to detail, and flexible programs by listening to our customers and putting your needs first.

People Are Our #1 Asset

You can be confident in our leading technology, a wide range of products and services, and state-of-the-art processing equipment. But what really gets the job done is our people. To provide exceptional service, we must have exceptional associates. We invest in our people through ongoing training, top-notch benefits and working conditions, and in-house advancement opportunities.

Our goal is not to be the largest service provider, but to be the best uniform and linen product experts and customer service providers your company expects and deserves. We are entirely devoted to the success of your image program. Thank you for the opportunity to be your supplier and trusted partner.

We are DELIVERING IMAGE^®

Family Owned Small Business Champion 2003

Community Partner of the Year 2006

Corporate Good Steward Award 2009

Blue Chip Enterprise Award 1997

US Chamber of Commerce

Entrepreneur of The Year 1997

Ernst & Young

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Jan 1, 1944

2021

City Uniforms and Linen acquired Midwest Linens in Pontiac, Michigan and sold City Dry Cleaning to Superior Cleaners.
Jan 1, 1944

2019

City Uniforms and Linen celebrated 75 years of business.
Jan 1, 1944

2014

Opened first distribution center in Cleveland, Ohio.
Jan 1, 1944

2008

The Great depression of 2008-2009 had a drastic impact on uniform rental, which pushed growth into the linen business.
Jan 1, 1944

2007

The 2007 flood had Kramer Enterprises headquarters and warehouse under 4ft of water. This drove the decision to build new offices on Westfield Drive.
Jan 1, 1944

1995

The destruction of the previous years fire and decision to rebuild created an opportunity for growth. City Uniforms and Linens and City Apparel acquired their own location.
Jan 1, 1944

1994

City Dry Cleaning burned to the ground. With the help of the surrounding community, they did not miss a day of business.
Jan 1, 1944

1991

Invested in our first tunnel washer, Bowe Passat, from Germany.
Jan 1, 1944

1987

Paul Kramer had the vision to keep people warm in the cold Ohio months, thus came the inception of Coats for Christmas.
Jan 1, 1944

1986

Paul and Pam Kramer purchased the stock and owned the company.
Jan 1, 1944

1982

City Dry Cleaning expanded into the 10,000 square foot adjoining property.
Jan 1, 1944

1977

City Dry Cleaning began a contract with Levi to pre-wash jeans, creating a flurry of jobs in Findlay, Ohio.
Jan 1, 1944

1976

Paul graduated college and started in sales for the business. At this time City serviced at 15-mile radius.
Jan 1, 1944

1968

Doors opened to the healthcare world. City started servicing 2-3 nursing homes, Fostoria Hospital, and Blanchard Valley Hospital.
Jan 1, 1944

1962

Marked the start of the mat rental business
Jan 1, 1944

1959

Expanded original building which remained this way until 1976
Jan 1, 1944

1950-1960

City took on more commercial laundry with motel linens and local restaurant tablecloths.
Jan 1, 1944

1950

Prior to 1950 City Laundry did primarily home laundry. Now they begin to dive into the dry cleaning business.
Jan 1, 1944

1944

City Laundry is open for business under the guidance of Carl and Edith Kramer