Following feedback driven from shoppers and employees, Kroger is updating its dress code for the first time in 10 years.
Nearly 400,000 in-store workers are required to wear company-issued shirts featuring Kroger’s shopping-cart logo.
Employees will wear T-shirts or polos while managers will be outfitted in button-down shirts or quarter-zip jackets, all in blue, red or black depending on the store division.
Kroger workers previously wore their own clothing under a company apron, along with a name badge identifying them as employees.
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It would be better if they gave us more than 2 shirts