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Lots to Celebrate! Inside the Sudsies 2025 Holiday Gathering

The Sudsies Christmas party is one of those moments that says a lot about who we are.

This year, we gathered on Monday, December 15, right in the middle of the workday. For three hours, the usual pace paused. Our customer service representatives, artisans, drivers, and team members from across the company came together to spend time with one another, share a meal, and enjoy being off the clock together while still very much part of the same team.

There were burritos, tacos, corn chips, guacamole, and ice cream pops. Tables filled up quickly. Conversations overlapped. Laughter carried across the space. People who normally pass each other between routes, production, and counters had time to sit side by side and connect without urgency.

That time matters.

At Sudsies, we spend our days focused on precision, care, and consistency. The work requires concentration and pride in craft. But a strong culture is not built only through processes and training. It is built when people feel comfortable together, when they know one another beyond job titles, and when they are reminded that they are part of something shared.

Holding the party during work hours was intentional. It was a way of saying that time together is not an extra. It is part of the job. The same care we bring to garments and guests starts with how we treat our own people.

It was a special day. Just teams sitting together, checking in, and enjoying a moment of ease. Drivers who spend their days on the road caught up with artisans from production. CSRs shared stories and jokes with colleagues they usually see only in passing. These small interactions strengthen trust in ways no handbook ever could.

The energy of the day carried a simple message. We work hard, and we also make space to enjoy each other’s company. That balance is essential. When people feel connected, supported, and appreciated, it shows in how they approach their work and how they care for our guests.

As the year comes to a close, the Christmas party serves as a reminder that behind every pressed garment, every carefully cleaned piece, and every on-time delivery is a group of people who genuinely enjoy working together. That sense of connection is something we protect just as carefully as we protect the clothes entrusted to us.

It was a great time seeing everyone relax, laugh, and enjoy the moment. And it is one more reason Sudsies continues to feel like more than a workplace.

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