Jeans, joggers, bucket hats, beanies and bandanas are among the garments McDonald’s staff will be allowed to wear as part of a new uniform trial.
The fast food chain said it was launching its “inclusive” uniform to allow employees to wear clothing they “feel most comfortable in” and best reflects their “own identity”.
It is the first time McDonald’s, which has 1,450 restaurants across the UK and Ireland, has updated its uniform since 2016. The trial, which will take place at selected sites, will begin in the “coming weeks” and staff have helped to create the new designs.
