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Not all do, but my city has a health code law that says we have to. It looks like this (minus his button):

Before I quit, my work uniform consisted of black pants, black shoes, a black apron and a black button down short sleeve. Gross.

I do at one of my jobs. It's a polo shirt/black pants combo. Oh, and I have to wear the stupid hat. It's just a baseball cap, but I hate having anything on my head. I also hate the hat hair I have to sport to my other job (in a professional setting) afterward because of it...

Otherwise, I love the uniform idea: no having to make apparel decisions. In fact, during the interview when they asked if I would mind wearing the uniform, I had to restrain myself from saying, "Woohoo! It's like being back in school! You just roll out of bed and throw it on!" out loud.

Nope. I work in a paint shop painting mostly theatre and opera sets, I wear jeans and usually a sweatshirt that are all covered in paint and joint compound.

My last job had a dress code but was still super casual, so usually I had jeans and a shirt, plus company hat and apron.

The closest I've come was in high school, I worked at the Renaissance festival as a musician, and I had to wear the same dress as the rest of my quartet.

nope, i sell art supplies so usually i dress like a ringleader

The company I work for is in the business of adminsitrative services - we work in office and other than the people in the marketing office and our bosses, we don't see any client or non-employee. However on on Fridays - we are require to wear the company T-shirt (Wine Red Polo with Navy Collar, regular collar for guys and chinese collar for gals) and whatever bottom of our own choice...

Sort of. There's a really loose dress code and I have to wear an apron, but that's it. I like my apron because I constantly wipe my hands on it and it covers up the words on my shirts that I'm not allowed to have. I can't wear tank tops or super short skirts (I always wear pants anyway) and I have to wear safe shoes. That's about it.

I don't, but now I have this song stuck in my head for the rest of the day: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OM4HESC-AwE

I've worn black pants and staff Tshirt (video store), a chef's coat (cafe 1), any all-black ensemble (cafe 2) and now, any all-black ensemble again (Lush cosmetics). When I worked in a law firm I just had to look smart but I didn't have many clothes so I practically wore one shift dress as my uniform.

Yep, scrubs. Luckily I can wear any type I want, tho.

Yep, scrubs. Luckily I can wear any type I want, tho.

I can wear whatever I want now, but I miss lifeguarding, where my uniform was a royal blue swimsuit, royal blue cheerleading shorts, and a white t-shirt with a royal blue cross. I had seven of everything, and it was like wearing pajamas every day. I wish I still had my royal blue sweatshirt, it was the softest.

Blue polo with store logo, whatever pants (just no jeans), closed toe non-sneaker shoes.

No, but I wear cardigans and skinny jeans almost every day so that may as well be my uniform. I work in an office and the attire is business casual, jeans ok.

Yeah I wanna know too! Come back and explain!