The New Fashioned Way to Save Money by Buying Nothing from This Clothing Company

EUGENE, Ore. - April 28, 2015 - PRLog -- Eugene Oregon-based True to Size Apparel has a new approach to earning the opportunity to service corporate and school team buyers of custom logo uniforms. They are giving away self-help how-to books that are suitable for almost any business or department seeking to improve their company's productivity and reduce costs.

CEO and founder of True to Size Apparel, Gene Constant, is an expert and author of several books that describes his experience while working as General Manager for a cellular distribution company in California, as General Services Manager for a 48+ branch Savings & Loan in Santa Barbara CA, and as Chief Operations Manager for a novelty phone manufacturer.

Published and for sale at Amazon.com, visitors to the True to Size Apparel website can download the same books for free, chapter contents that can be applied to their department or company. One such title is Cost Containment, which filled with tons of examples of how to look at expenses such as lighting, storage, printing, janitorial and telecommunications costs. You can easily learn how to measure those costs and negotiate or modify your business to reduce those expenses that many managers are told are fixed and not flexible. Mr. Constant has taught his Cost Containment book in adult classes at California community colleges.

Another title that is free to you is Total Productive Maintenance, the contents are suitable for facilities and manufacturing managers seeking synergy between staff and processes. Mr. Constant has taught the contents of this book in Mexico City, Mexico on two occasions to dozens of managers from such well known firms as BIC and Pemex Oil.

Before you buy, it is good to know what it is you are buying. Many clothing buyers are unaware of how much technology is available in clothes. True to Size Apparel is the only embroidery company to exhibit at the International Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. Many attendees from around the world were surprised to see True to Size Apparel as an exhibitor and excited to see what is being done with fabric to meet the needs of commercial buyers and individuals alike.

Realizing that many buyers are unaware of what certain features are available or what they do for the person wearing the garment, True to Size Apparel published the Apparel Dictionary. Knowledge is power and True to Size Apparel places that power in their buyers hands. The Apparel Dictionary is also free to download without obligation.

Innovation is a tradition at True to Size Apparel.

True to Size Apparel is proud to be the first and only company that puts the customer first, even if the website visitor never becomes a customer, that visitor knows that there is a free lunch at True to Size Apparel. Browsers who visit True to Size Apparel get a unique opportunity to help their company or department grow and the employees to become more productive. All of that without ever spending so much as a penny for embroidered or blank uniforms at True to Size Apparel.

Every other company saves you money the old fashioned way. Competitors give you a coupon, a discount that only saves you money one purchase at a time. You must give them your money and they give you a little bit of that hard earned income back.

The new fashioned way to save was invented at True to Size Apparel. They give you tools to learn and save before you buy.

True to Size Apparel also offers United States customers zero interest and zero payments for six months on orders of $99 or greater. Now you can buy what you need when you need it and not pay that horrible credit card rate or have to wait for your open to buy budget.

True to Size Apparel was previously known as Clothing 4 All, and has been in business since 2005. True to Size Apparel is an innovative business that ships blank and custom logo decorated garments worldwide at prices that beats almost all competitors anywhere.

Gene Constant, 541.359.2268 | Skype:  truetosizeapparel

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