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GME Supply Acquires Wayne Enterprises to Strengthen Position in Custom Workwear Market
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GME Supply Acquires Wayne Enterprises to Strengthen Position in Custom Workwear Market
Sep 11, 2025 8:32 AM

COLUMBIA, Mo., Sept. 11, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- GME Supply, a leading omni-channel distributor of safety and productivity equipment and the premier outfitter for trade professionals, today announced it has acquired Wayne Enterprises, a leader in trade uniforms, personal protective equipment, and custom workwear solutions. This strategic acquisition will expand GME Supply's market reach into the Oil and Gas and Utilities Industries and strengthen its position as a solution provider for tradespeople across the United States.

The acquisition of Wayne Enterprises is a significant step in GME Supply's long-term growth strategy and will immediately enhance its offerings. GME Supply will integrate Wayne Enterprise's personalized Sales & Customer Support, Uniform Program, and Custom Embroidery into its operations. The combined entity will offer a wider range of products and services, providing unparalleled value to existing & future customers worldwide.

Caleb Messer, CEO of GME Supply, said, "We are thrilled to welcome the Wayne Enterprises team into our organization. Their reputation for quality products, exceptional customer service, and digital solutions aligns perfectly with our core values. This partnership will allow us to better serve our customers with a more comprehensive suite of solutions and accelerate our growth in key markets."

"Finding an organization that would be a true win-win-win for our employees, our clients, and our vendor partners was critical for me," stated Denise Howard, CEO of Wayne Enterprises. "We are confident that this partnership will allow our employees to grow professionally, our clients to gain new competitive advantages, and create a powerhouse organization for our vendors to grow with. Ronnie Sr. and I spent years and countless hours building the Wayne legacy and I know he would be so excited to see this partnership flourish."

The terms of the transaction were not disclosed. The integration of the two companies will begin immediately, with a focus on ensuring a seamless transition for all customers and employees. This commitment to a smooth integration underscores both companies' dedication to maintaining high standards of service and operational excellence throughout the transition.

About GME Supply

GME Supply is an award-winning global provider of safety equipment, tools, training, and customized workwear for trade professionals. Headquartered in Columbia, MO, GME has proudly been the trusted Gear Experts for trade workers for 20 years. Clients rely on GME for equipment expertise, digital tools, exceptional service, and world-class training.

About Wayne Enterprises

Wayne Enterprises is a leading supplier of uniforms, FR workwear, and personal protective equipment. The Houston-based company has served various industries for over 40 years, offering a wide selection of apparel & boots with in-house embroidery services.  The company provides customized solutions for corporate clients across the United States.

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