Professional Dress Code

Wearing professional clothes is not only a respect for the service objects, but also a sense of pride and responsibility for the wearer. The requirements for wearing professional clothing are neat, clean, neat and generous.

Neat. Clothing must be fitted, sleeves to wrist, trousers to the foot, skirt length across the knees, especially underwear can not be exposed; shirt collar to insert a finger size, skirt waist to insert five fingers. No sleeves, no pants, no buttons, no buttons; tie, bow tie, ribbon and shirt neckline should be tight and untwisted; if there are work plates or signs, it should be worn above the left chest, and some posts should also wear hats and gloves.

Clean. There is no dirt, no oil stains and no smell. The neckline and cuffs should be kept clean.

Crisp. Don't wrinkle your trousers, wear them before you wear them, and hang them up after you wear them.

Generous. The style is succinct, elegant, the lines are natural and smooth, convenient for post reception service.