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Dress and Appearance Guidelines PMO-8002-05

Released Date
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11/12/2018

6.1.2.4. Oversized pants intended to fit below the natural waist line and/or expose
any part of the buttocks.

6.1.2.5. Excessively tight-fitting garments designed to emphasize or accentuate
specific body parts or physique (muscle shirts).

6.1.2.6. Tank tops, halter tops or sleeveless tops.
6.1.2.7. Sheer, mesh or transparent apparel, including any garment that exposes
undergarments.

6.1.2.8. Laced shoes must be tied at all times and cover the entire foot. Sandals or
flip flops are not acceptable within the workplace.

6.1.2.9. Steel-toed shoes must be worn when required.
6.1.2.10. The amount of personal jewelry worn at a given time should not be
excessive. Chains or bracelet links should not exceed 1/2 inch in size.
Earrings may not extend lower than one inch below the ear lobe.
6.1.2.11. Facial jewelry such as nose rings, facial piercings, tongue or eyebrow studs
are prohibited.
6.1.2.12. In workplaces where wearing jewelry may represent an occupational safety
hazard, specific items of jewelry may be prohibited.

6.1.2.13. Pants or slacks such as Capri Pants or Culottes may not be shorter than one
inch above the ankle.

6.1.2.14. Skirts or dresses must be no shorter than two inches above the knee.
Strapless or backless dresses are prohibited.

6.1.2.15. Unless authorized as a specific exception, shorts of any kind are prohibited
from the workplace or dining facilities. When authorized for a specific
exception, the shorts must have a finished hem. “Cut off” shorts resulting
from cutting off jeans or pants may not be worn at any time.

6.1.2.16. Exercise apparel, including workout shorts may only be worn to and from
the MWR fitness center workout facility, or while working out within the
facility.

6.1.2.17. All male employees working in an office environment must wear collared
shirts. Employees working within trades, warehouses, or outdoor locations
are permitted to wear non-collared (banded collared) shirts including t-
shirts.
6.1.2.18. All male employees except laborers must tuck in their shirts. Should an
outer shirt be worn as a jacket over an inner shirt, the underlying shirt must
be tucked in. Should the shirt be manufactured with a squared tail or
designed to be worn untucked it can be worn untucked

6.1.2.19. Clothing items with tears, holes or rips (whether accidental or the intended
result of the manufacturing process) are prohibited.

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