Kroger shoppers, you'll be seeing in-store workers wearing new uniforms on your next grocery run in Michigan.
The retail giant has rolled out the outfits featuring its logo for its in store-staff members based on customer feedback, Kroger told USA TODAY on Oct. 1.
"The uniform refresh came directly from customer and associate feedback, and it is just one part of the ways we’re improving the shopping experience," Kroger said in a statement, adding the uniform rollout has been completed and that "the early response has been positive."
Michigan shoppers will see the uniforms in the chain's 120 grocery stores across the state.
Here's what to know about Kroger's new employee uniforms.
What do Kroger's new uniforms consist of?
Kroger employees will wear T-shirts or polos; meanwhile, the grocery
chain's managers will don button-down shirts or quarter-zip jackets. Both managers and employees' outfits will all follow a blue, red or black color scheme depending on the store division they work in, Bloomberg reported.
"Associates appreciate the fit and the cohesive look, and customers are telling us our teams are easier to find," Kroger said.
According to Bloomberg, this is the first time in a decade that that Kroger has implemented a mandatory dress code, impacting nearly 400,000 employees.
Where are Kroger locations in Michigan?
Kroger operates 120 grocery stores in 82 cities throughout Michigan. The complete list can be viewed on Kroger's website.
USA TODAY contributed.
Contact Jenna Prestininzi: jprestininzi@freepress.com.
This article originally appeared on Detroit Free Press: Is Kroger adding employee uniforms in Michigan? See design
