Simple tips from our team to help you walk in confident and walk out working.
Dress for the job you want
You don’t need a suit. Clean, neat, business-casual or work-ready clothes make a strong first impression.
Good choices
Clean jeans without rips, work pants, or khakis.
A plain t-shirt, polo, or button-up shirt.
Closed-toe shoes. Work boots or steel toes are best if you have them.
Hair tied back if it’s long.
A light jacket you can take off, since some sites are warm and some are cold.
Leave these at home
Sandals, flip-flops, heels, or open-toe shoes.
Loose jewelry, scarves, or dangling items that can catch in machines.
Shorts, ripped clothes, or shirts with offensive words or images.
Heavy perfume or cologne.
Sunglasses or headphones worn during the meeting.
Office or front-desk jobs
Business casual: slacks or a skirt with a blouse, polo, or button-up.
Clean, comfortable dress shoes.
Wearing a tie? See our How to Tie a Tie guide.
By job type
Warehouse
Jeans or work pants, a t-shirt, and work boots or closed-toe sneakers
Production
Fitted clothes, closed-toe shoes, hair tied back, no jewelry
Office
Slacks or a skirt, a polo or blouse, and clean shoes
Quick checklist
Clothes clean and wrinkle-free.
Shoes closed-toe and in good shape.
Nails and hair neat.
Proof of identity with you.
Budget tip
You don’t need new clothes. Clean, neat, and safe is what matters.
Once you’re placed
Cleanroom note
Some production jobs require a gown, hairnet, gloves and shoe covers. Skip heavy makeup, lotion and jewelry on those days.
Your first day on the job
Steel toes, if the job requires them.
Layers for warm or cold areas.
A lunch and a water bottle.
Bring your proof of identity and any paperwork we asked for.
Talk to a recruiter today. Applying is always free.
We accept walk-in applicants from 9 AM to 3 PM Monday through Friday.
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