Overview
- Target detailed a stricter dress code taking effect in July that limits tops to clearly red shirts or a company red vest.
- Small brand logos are allowed, with large graphics banned and patterns limited to shirts that read unmistakably red.
- Bottoms must be blue denim or khakis across pants, shorts, and skirts under the new policy.
- To help employees comply, the company will supply a red shirt and a one-time 50% discount on a denim purchase.
- A spokesperson called the tweak “really small,” and reports tie it to Michael Fiddelke’s drive to revive sales, with NBC also noting a $2 billion store refresh plan.