Next month, the dress code for one of the most popular and abundant chain coffee shops in the U.S. is changing. In May, Starbucks baristas will be required to follow a new, simpler dress code.

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 ...

“More so than specific colors, color palettes with a range of color or print are the real trend,” says Kotal. “Brides will ...

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

to aim for what it describes as a “more defined color palette.” The updated dress code requires employees to wear solid black tops that are short, or long-sleeved and are in crewneck ...

The "more defined color palette" for the uniform to be worn beneath ... on the company's website says: "By updating our dress code, we can deliver a more consistent coffeehouse experience that ...

“The more defined color palette includes any solid black short ... last week that it has already negotiated a tentative dress code agreement during bargaining sessions with the company.

Starbucks last month announced the dress code, which went into effect May 12. It requires baristas to wear a solid black top as part of an effort to maintain a "more defined color palette." ...

Whereas baristas are now allowed to wear any of the neutral colors in the current Starbucks dress code color palette, their options will dwindle down to just one color in May. Here’s what we ...