Hassle-Free Attire
At Follett, we strive to reflect the campus, students, and communities we serve. As a Follett store team member, your appearance is a reflection of the Follett brand and the campus you serve. At the same time, we want to build a brand where self-expression, empowerment, diversity and inclusion are encouraged. If you have any additional attire questions, work with your manager.
See the Store Dress Code Policy in Ask HR for additional details.
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JEWELRY
Bling, bling, and bling.
Rings, watches, bracelets, or wristbands are allowed. A simple necklace can be worn under your clothes.
For food/café locations, rings, watches, bracelets, or wristbands are not allowed.
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HAIR
Your mane event.
TIES OR SCARVES
Pick a color, any color.
NAME BADGES / LANYARDS
Who? Always wear your name badge or lanyard.
Pick a color, any color. Want to accessorize with a small scarf, necktie, or even a bowtie? Prints and patterns with campus/school colors, emblems, or mascots are encouraged.
Pull long hair back with clips, hair ties, or bands.
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If you work in a food area or café, keep your apron looking neat and clean. This means no holes, tears, or stains. Start your shift clean and wrinkle-free. When you’re on a break or taking out trash, take it off.
Your mane event. Keep it neat & well-
It’s all about the first im-PRESS-ion. If you work in a food area or café, keep
Be kind to your feet.
Always wear closed-toe, tennis, or athletic shoes. We suggest slip-resistant shoes to avoid falls.
To top it off.
Working outside? Protect yourself against the sun or cold. Wear head gear, scarves, or gloves, appropriate to your role. Ideally, wear a hat bearing the school’s name/logo for competitive events or occasions specified by store leadership.
HATS
To top it off.
If a hat is required by state or local laws, wear one with your campus or school logo.
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SHIRTS
Tuck, tuck...goose!
Solid, school logo, and/or Follett logo t-shirts, collared shirts are the way to go. Tucked is the preference, but if you go untucked it has to be long enough to cover your midsection (even when you reach or bend) and must be no longer than your back pockets. Show campus/school pride, wear emblematic shirts!
Keep your nails clean and short to
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IN CASE YOU WERE WONDERING…
No leggings, yoga pants, sweat pants, open-toed shoes, sandals, or clogs.
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TATTOOS
Yes!
We want to focus on you, not your body art. Treat tattoos as you treat speech—you can’t swear, make hateful comments, or lewd jokes in the workplace, neither can your tattoos.