Millbrook, NY · Dutchess County
Police uniforms in Millbrook
Class A, Class B and duty wear for police, sheriff's and campus departments — fitted, embroidered and patched in-house.
Serving Village of Millbrook / Town of Washington
Millbrook is a village inside the Town of Washington, out where Route 44 meets the Taconic — horse country, the Cary Institute, and its own village police force.
Millbrook is about 30 minutes northeast of our Hopewell Junction showroom, by Route 44 or Route 82. That covers Mabbettsville, Verbank as well as Millbrook itself.
What we do for police uniforms
Sized the way duty wear is actually sized
Neck and sleeve on shirts, waist and inseam separately on trousers — never one 'shirt size'. We measure once and keep it on file, so the next order is a phone call.
Patched, named and hemmed here
Shoulder patches, name embroidery, collar brass, badge tabs and rank chevrons are done at our own shop in Hopewell Junction. Sewing goes out to nobody, which is why a decorated shirt takes days rather than weeks.
Department programs
Agencies get an approved catalog, per-officer allowances, quartermaster approval and PO or net terms. Officers only see what their department authorizes for their rank.
Why people drive here
Measured once, properly
Neck, sleeve, waist and inseam taken by hand and kept on file — so the next order is a phone call, not another trip.
Decorated in our own shop
Embroidery, patches and hemming happen in Hopewell Junction, not at a vendor three states away. That's days, not weeks.
Stock items, same day
In-stock duty wear can be fitted and taken home the same day. Anything we decorate needs time on the machines — we'll give you the date before you leave.
Departments and agencies in Millbrook
Agencies run a uniform program rather than a shopping trip. We set up an approved catalog for your department, load each member's sizes, and hold allowances against them — so an officer only ever sees what's authorized for their rank, and a quartermaster approves the request before it's cut. Purchase orders and net terms are standard.