Parents are incensed after not receiving school uniforms they paid for

School uniforms are pictured at Uptown Kids in Oklahoma City, Tuesday, July 29, 2014. Oklahoma's annual three-day back-to-school sales tax holiday kicks off Friday. Any article of clothing or footwear priced less than $100 is exempt from state and local sales taxes during the holiday. (AP Photo/Sue Ogrocki)

A local group of parents is outraged that uniforms they had ordered for their children are nowhere to be found.

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At least 12 parents have complained to the Better Business Bureau about the company, Parker School Uniforms. Some families have received parts of their orders, while others have placed orders that are backlogged.

A staffer at the company referred inquiries to its corporate office. A PR rep for the company said in a statement:

“Serving families at this busy time of year has been our privilege for more than 80 years.

“That’s why we especially regret the frustration and inconvenience that some customers have experienced this summer due to delivery delays.”

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Parker, which has six stores throughout the Houston area, is now telling customers that they can cancel their orders. The company also provided them with a $25 gift card code they can use on future orders.

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