Target is tweaking the way employees are allowed to dress across U.S. stores, implementing minor changes for a more uniform look that makes workers easier for customers to spot.
Set to take effect in July, the updated guidance requires workers to wear only clearly red shirts, eliminating “questionable” shades like burgundy or pink. While small logos, like the Nike swoosh, are allowed, larger graphics like “a picture of a band” are not, a spokesperson told Nexstar.
