Starbucks Baristas: The daily grind
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Jewelry? (self.starbucksbaristas)
submitted by Thts-atiny1
It wasn’t an issue a year and a half ago but I’m redoing my aesthetic and I want to start wearing jewelry to work. I know for sure rings are okay as long as there are either no gemstones or they’re embedded in the ring. I know necklaces are ok as long as they don’t dangle. Anyone know what’s the word on bracelets?
clouds183 24 points 8m ago
one ring. no bracelets.
Thts-atiny1 [OP] 1 points 8m ago
Do you know where I can find that in print?
florencelovelace 13 points 8m ago
store resources on the ipad, search up dress code (:
dazedandconfusedhere 7 points 8m ago
Thts-atiny1 [OP] 1 points 8m ago
Thank you
jaidecooper03 5 points 8m ago
it was in my orientation when i was being trained but i assume if you looked up starbucks dress code on google it might have a jewelry section!
aaronbdancer 1 points 8m ago
The look book on the hub or the partner guide
butterflymomo 12 points 8m ago
one plain band for a ring no gems, no bracelets, necklaces must be beneath your apron/shirt and not dangling, it says all of this on the dress code you can probably find somewhere on partner hub. not sure about earrings off the top of my head
dazedandconfusedhere 7 points 8m ago
The ring also can’t have any etchings! Earrings must be smaller than a quarter
new_direction_ 3 points 8m ago
The necklace bit is no longer listed. Earrings must be smaller than a quarter and you can have a single facial piercing smaller than a dime.
aee78 0 points 8m ago
Necklaces are accessories, which it does state need to be under your apron.
Welcome_Low 1 points 8m ago
I signed a new policy station we can only wear first and second holes but that’s it
Babs9220 3 points 8m ago
Food handling rules is no bracelets
heyitsme963 2 points 8m ago
Ascetic?
bellamythos 4 points 8m ago
*aesthetic, probably
Thts-atiny1 [OP] 1 points 8m ago
Thank you 😔
aee78 1 points 8m ago
You can wear one plain band ring, such as an old school wedding band and no bracelets. There are good safety standards. You can't properly wash your hands while wearing rings and bracelets as you should be washing up to your mid forearm.
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