Starbucks is updating its dress code to limit the amount of colors that staff can wear as part of effort to enhance its signature green apron look. Starting on May 12, baristas will be required to ...

The chain said it will also provide employees with two free black T-shirts as the "more defined color palette" is launched. "We’re evolving our dress code in all stores to focus on simplified ...

The current dress code allows baristas to wear any colors from the approved color palette, which includes black, grey, navy blue, white, brown and khaki. And tops are allowed to feature subdued or ...

The updated policy, which goes into effect on May 12, will now require its partners, as Starbucks refers to its employees, to aim for what it describes as a “more defined color palette.” ...

Ahead of the May 12 change, current dress code allows staff to wear bottoms with the colors gray, brown or navy. Meanwhile, tops must feature subdued and muted color patterns or solid colors.

This article originally appeared on Indianapolis Star: Starbucks' employees can only wear certain colors with their green apron for new dress code Stefanie Sharp makes a drink while working at ...

Ahead of the May 12 change, current dress code allows staff to wear bottoms with the colors gray, brown or navy. Meanwhile, tops must feature subdued and muted color patterns or solid colors.