OPTIONAL UNIFORM ITEMS Clause Samples

The "Optional Uniform Items" clause defines which uniform components or accessories are not mandatory but may be worn or used at the discretion of the individual or organization. Typically, this clause lists specific items—such as hats, jackets, or insignia—that are permitted but not required, and may outline any conditions or approvals needed for their use. Its core function is to provide flexibility in uniform standards, accommodating personal preference or situational needs while maintaining overall uniformity and clarity in appearance.
OPTIONAL UNIFORM ITEMS. 1. In addition to the initial uniform allotment, TSA will provide the following uniform items to bargaining unit employees who meet the applicable criteria.
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OPTIONAL UNIFORM ITEMS. 1. The following optional uniform items may shall be available for purchase by the Flight Attendant. Additional optional uniform items may also be prescribed in the Flight Attendant Manual. a. Female:  Sweater Vest  Standard long or short sleeved shirts  Shorts  Sweaters  Scarf b. Male:  Sweater Vest  Sweaters  Standard long or short sleeved shirts
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OPTIONAL UNIFORM ITEMS. Employees may purchase and wear the following optional uniform items: A. AMR approved Navy-blue t-shirt with appropriate title. The shirt must be in good condition and free from any holes or extensive fading. Condition of shirt to be worn will be managers discretion. T-shirts shall only be worn between June 1st, and September 30th. B. Protective vest (e.g., ballistic or stab threat). Protective vest shall be worn under the employees Class B uniform shirt.
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