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Flared yoga pants (self.starbucksbaristas)
submitted by ckrhee
Hi guys! I’m a 173 rehire and I haven’t worked for Starbucks in about 4 years. I was wondering if flared leggings/yoga pants are now acceptable? I’m on a really tight budget and also am losing weight at a fast rate… so I’m hoping I can get away with them until I can afford better pants. Thank you ☺️
[deleted] 25 points 9m ago
They're not in dress code.
But yeah people wear them and surprisingly don't usually get dress coded, lol.
But yeah people wear them and surprisingly don't usually get dress coded, lol.
ckrhee [OP] 6 points 9m ago
Thank you. I suppose in my heart of hearts I knew better 😂
[deleted] 7 points 9m ago
Tbh I hope in the future they're allowed . . . I know people say it's because it's like a safety thing and I understand that. But I'm always more productive when I'm more comfortable and yoga pants are the ultimate comfy clothes!
ckrhee [OP] 4 points 9m ago
True. I used to work in a Pfizer lab with different chemicals at a range of temps. We wore really thin scrubs. Ijs.
[deleted] 3 points 9m ago
Right and like tbf I've burnt myself through my apron AND my jeans before anyways
domlikestohavefun 8 points 9m ago
Don’t quote me, but I think the reason leggings are disallowed is because the fabric will stick to your skin if you get a grease burn
kiteephay 6 points 9m ago
Haha just make sure they’re squat proof
ectoEnthusiast 3 points 9m ago
In my store it’s okay to wear leggings with a dress or long shirt that covers your butt but you should really ask your store manager
MrsOceanGrown 1 points 9m ago
Jeggings are now allowed but still not leggings
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