Dressed for Success

Retailers navigate the fine line between brand identity and ease of operations.

Dressed for Success

April 2024   minute read

By: Shannon Carroll

A uniform might seem simple: Give each team member a couple shirts, and you’re done. But retailers are finding new ways to use uniforms for messaging and to keep team members happy.

For example, at the height of the pandemic, Lonnie McQuirter, the operator of 36 Lyn Refuel Station in Minneapolis and a NACS board member, gave his team members t-shirts that read “The whole world is short staffed right now. Be kind to those who showed up.”

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Shannon Carroll

Shannon Carroll

Shannon is a contract writer/editor for NACS. Outside work, you can find her reading—or yelling at the sports on her TV.

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