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Home Depot Dress Code:
Guidelines for Employees

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Home Depot Dress Code by Job Role

Home Depot has specific dress code requirements based on job roles, focusing on professionalism, safety, and customer service. Here is what you need to know:

Department Guidelines

Clothing:
Employees are free to wear casual work-appropriate attire such as solid-colored t-shirts, polo shirts, or button-downs. The signature Home Depot orange apron must be worn at all times while on the sales floor.
Shoes:
Closed-toe, slip-resistant shoes are required to ensure safety. Steel-toe boots are recommended for departments handling heavy materials, such as lumber.
Not Allowed:
Ripped jeans, sweatpants, leggings (unless under a longer top), open-toe shoes, or clothing with offensive logos or slogans.

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Dress code information is compiled from publicly available sources and is intended for general guidance. Policies may vary by location, job role, or store manager discretion.