Buc-ee’s confirms ‘visible’ tattoo ban in strict nationwide policy for all 56 stores

NewsUS News ROAD trip stop Buc-ee’s has forbidden their staff from sporting “visible tattoos” in a nationwide ban. Famed across the US for the squeaky-clean bathrooms, Buc-ee’s has announced that staff at all 56 stores are also not allowed to wear “torn or faded clothing”. Buc-ee’s staff are banned from having “visible tattoos” all across their 56 stores Credit: Getty Buc-ee’s has developed a cult-following based on the advertisement of their clean bathrooms Credit: Getty Other dress code decrees include a ban on “unnatural coloured hair, open toe shoes, and body piercings.” But what they must wear, according to their website, are “tan/khaki/black pants and a clean, professional, solid red shirt with a collar.” Sign up for The Sun newsletter Thank you! “In cooler weather, employees may also wear a red sweater or coat.” The Texan convenience chain has developed a cult-following in the US over the years. Fans have said that they have transformed “necessity into an adventure.” The world’s largest in Sevierville, Tennessee, offers a wide selection of bagged jerky with an eye-watering amount of flavours and even a brisket station. Another part comes from the cleanliness of their bathrooms, even winning awards for being spotless. Buc-ee’s is a chain of country stores and gas stations with a large amount of gas pumps, food, branded merchandise, and clean restrooms Credit: Getty The first store opened in Clute, Texas, in 1982. Most read in The Sun Over 45 stores remain in Texas but the chain has expanded outside the Lone Star State and into places like Alabama, Florida, and South Carolina. On Buc-ee’s website it says: “Ever since our inception in 1982, we have been committed to providing clean, friendly, and in stock experience for our customers.” “Regardless of where you may find us, if the store is big ore small, near or far, the mission remains the same.” Comment now