A STARBUCKS employee has shared her apron hack that shows off her body in uniform but is not exactly company approved.
She showed viewers the quick trick, while on the job, and it transformed her uniform look.
Content creator Maddy (@thebudgetingbarista) uses her platform to share finance tips and benefits tools for her fellow Starbucks baristas.
She helps them get the most out of being a barista at the establishment and maximize the opportunity at the job.
In a TikTok video, Maddy shared a quick apron hack that is "sensory approved" and great for short baristas like herself.
She learned the trick from TikTok user @jessibfit and is so"grateful for it every day."
Instead of putting the apron around her neck, she folded it in half and left her top half exposed and the bottom half covered by the garment.
Soon after, she tied the bottom half and folded it back up to put the top of the apron around her neck, which is now visibly shorter.
"This makes it so my barista apron doesn’t touch my little short barista knees. Yippee!" she wrote in the caption.
She mentioned that she believes the hack is against the corporate dress code and long aprons are also against the code in her location, so "we’ll see who wins."
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Many people were incredibly appreciative of the tip and shared their feedback in the comment section of the video.
"Literally the bestttttttt. I also have some funny partners who like to untie aprons so this keeps me safe and prepared," one viewer commented.
Apparently, the style wasn't as inappropriate as she thought.
"That actually is dress code approved, it’s only not if you actually tie over the apron in the front! This is the recommended way where I am," another chimed in.
Maddy replied saying, "It also states somewhere that it can’t be folded and I have to fold it to get rid of some lengthhhh."
"It’s dress code approved cause the tie is under the apron so you’re all good," a TikTok user added in support.
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