UniFirst is one of the largest uniform rental and workwear services companies in North America, serving over 300,000 customer locations across the U.S. and Canada. The core business is renting uniforms and work clothing to businesses across industries — manufacturing, retail, food service, automotive, and energy — then collecting soiled garments on a regular basis, laundering them, and returning clean items to customers. UniFirst also rents and sells non-garment facility items alongside its uniform programs, including floor mats, mops, and restroom supplies. Customers typically sign three- to five-year service contracts and pay a recurring weekly fee per wearer. UniFirst manufactures approximately 62% of the garments it places in service, primarily at plants in Mexico and Nicaragua, giving it some control over quality, cost, and customization. The business operates through three segments: Uniform & Facility Service Solutions (~91% of revenues), which is the core rental business; First Aid & Safety Solutions (~5%), a route-based service selling first aid cabinets and safety supplies that is growing rapidly but still in investment mode; and a smaller nuclear garment decontamination business (~4%). Revenue in the core business is driven by the number of wearers, pricing, retention, and penetration of additional products into existing accounts. The route-based model benefits from density — more stops per driver lowers delivery costs — and centralized laundry operations provide scale advantages. UniFirst's growth priorities include improving customer retention, growing its sales force, and expanding its First Aid & Safety platform through organic investment and bolt-on acquisitions.