- ID badges visible at all times
- Creative lanyards to display IDs
- Sunglasses worn only as an accessory
- Short, well groomed facial hair
- Shirt underneath any garment that does not meet dress code guidelines
- Shoes
- Pants
- Shorts or skirts following 3 inch rule
- Shirts that do not expose midriff when arms are lifted
What's Not
- Hats, caps, bandannas
- Excessive or distracting hair color/style
- Symbols, words, or slogans cut into hair that are obscene, racially/gang related, or provocative
- Piercing other than ears
- Gentlemen with makeup or nail polish
- Sunglasses worn over eyes
- Tank tops or low cut clothing. (neck or underarm) 2 inch rule
- Clothing that exposes midriff, back, and/or cleavage
- See-through provocative, or excessively tight clothing
- Dresses, skirts, all split garments, and shorts must be no more than 3 inches above the knee while properly worn when standing
- Loose clothing that results in “sagging”
- Visible undergarments
- Frayed or ragged short or pants
- Slogans across posterior
- House shoes
- Obscene language or symbols, provocative pictures, advertising tobacco/narcotics, jewelry, or exposed body parts
- Symbols on clothing or jewelry that would distract or cause undue attention
- Racially related symbols, emblems, pictures, words, slogans, or tattoos.
- Any accessory or clothing article deemed gang-related or dressing the same to show a pattern of dress deemed to be connected with gang activity
- Clothing worn in a manner for which it was not intended i.e., backwards, inside out
- No holes or tears in clothing above 3 inch rule
- Blankets
- Jackets cannot be used to cover inappropriate dress choices
- Pants bottoms which are wider than the shoe
2 comments:
This is pretty funny until you get to the last 5 and then it hits a whole new level.
# Clothing worn in a manner for which it was not intended i.e., backwards, inside out
# No holes or tears in clothing above 3 inch rule
# Blankets
# Jackets cannot be used to cover inappropriate dress choices
# Pants bottoms which are wider than the shoe
Life was so much more simple in the 80s.
No joke, B--we folded and rolled our jeans to make them as narrow as possible. Did we call that tight rolling in Marshall? I know we didn't say "pegged," but tight roll doesn't sound right either.
I was FORCED to wear skirts (and pinafores) above the 3-inch rule.
And also, how do I ensure that my wearing sunglasses is HOT??
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