Fruhauf Uniform takes this week to celebrate their life long commitment and dedication to an industry that is at our Countries very roots!

Since 1910, Fruhauf Uniforms has been distinguished by its colorful competition winners dressed with unique themes. Fruhauf uniforms are remembered for their dash of dazzle and respected for their quality and military like crispness.

The Fruhauf tradition was built on the expertise of four generations:  
The entrepreneurial wisdom of founder Herman Fruhauf. Herman began his career after the turn of the century, manufacturing ceremonial dress for lodge and fraternal organizations, and designing band uniforms for town bands and circuses.

The legacy is born with Herman's son Lou. Combining his musical and artistic talents, Lou began making band uniforms during the Great Depression. His innovations in scroll-work and design originated many industry standards we use today.

The commitment to individuality continued by Ludwig's son, Fred. He grew up in the company, working at a young age and traveling to our customers to design and even deliver the final product. After serving with the United States Navy during World War II, Fred continued his love of music and band uniforms by playing in local jazz hot spots and manufacturing band uniforms with his father, and later his sons, Kenneth and Richard.

We at Heartland Trim Inc. want to take this opportunity to thank the Fruhauf family for their contributions to the Band Uniform Industry.

Happy Birthday!

Bob & Nancy Howard
Heartland Trim