Dress Code:
I will take pride in my appearance by exceeding grooming and dress requirements in order to convey a professional, respectful, and safe image.
Clothing should not be noticeably worn and should not have holes, tears, or be frayed.
Staff should arrive on site dressed according to these guidelines and fully prepared for the day.**
SHOES:
Tennis shoes or other closed-toe shoes are required at all times and should be clean. No Crocs. (No Chacos or other sandals during Sojourn hours - Keens are permitted)
SHIRTS:
Sojourn shirts should be worn at all times with an attempt to have a Sojourn logo on the outer most layer. In cold weather, if you have logo’d gear please wear it, but if not thats ok.
If you need an additional Sojourn Staff T-shirt, please make a Full Time staff aware of the need. Based on how many programs a staff member has worked or is working in a given week, a second shirt may be provided.
** Pro Tip! - In order to remain presentable to our guests, it may be helpful to wear a different shirt (that can get dirty/sweaty) for set-up then change into Sojourn apparel before the program.
PANTS:
Pants/Shorts should be professional in nature:
Shorts:
Non-athletic, outdoor shorts that are a neutral color
Length needs to be longer than where the staff harness leg straps sit (aim for a 5 inch inseam or longer)
Longer compression shorts underneath proper shorts are acceptable
Pants:
Jeans or outdoor/hiking pants with no rips/holes
No sweatpants
Leggings
Intentional outdoor/hiking leggings (aka granola vibes) are ok but not recommended (Athletic/regular leggings tend to become see through in the sunlight)
For Corporate Programs we ask that all staff wear khaki's or professional looking shorts/pants.
HEADWEAR:
Hats with a Sojourn logo are preferred.
Trucker/snapback hats with appropriate logos are acceptable.
In sunny weather, brimmed “safari hats” for the purpose of protecting your head/neck from the sun are acceptable.
In cold weather, “beanies” are acceptable (if possible, wear a Sojourn logo’d beanie).
DIFFERENT WEATHER:
Have Sojourn on your outermost layer whenever possible (but take care of yourself please first)
If it is cold, and you only have a Sojourn t-shirt...wear your jacket/coat/hat to keep yourself warm
If it is rainy, wear your rain jacket to help you stay dry
**Sojourn leadership reserves the right to determine what is and is not appropriate Sojourn attire.