Uniform and Branded Apparel Destruction

Shirts, pants, jumpers, coats, and hats across the full range of branded and official apparel. That covers corporate polos and jackets, school and university uniforms, police and sheriff apparel, emergency response gear, and utility worker clothing.

Most organizations send a mix — some pieces retired from inventory, some collected during offboarding, some left over after a rebrand. A logo change is one of the more common triggers, since a warehouse of the old identity is suddenly a liability rather than stock. Tell us what you have and roughly how much when you call for a quote.

Yes. Uniform destruction runs through the same controls as our document work, so you receive a Certificate of Destruction naming the date and what was destroyed. That matters for public agencies and school districts, where someone eventually has to account for issued property that came back in.

Behind the certificate sits a documented chain of custody, background-checked staff, and a Matthews facility that is access controlled and monitored around the clock. Records Reduction is NAID AAA Certified, the top credential in the information destruction industry, which most local competitors do not hold.

Either works. A rebrand, a season change, or clearing a storeroom is usually a single scheduled pickup. Organizations with steady turnover often prefer a recurring cycle instead, so returned apparel does not pile up in an office while someone decides what to do with it.

Uniform destruction also pairs naturally with a shredding route you already have, which means one vendor, one invoice, and one point of contact for both. There are no long-term contracts on our commercial service, so you can start with a one-time job and add a schedule later. Call (704) 351-0949.