New OplessCo Uniform tops

[Code 82 Approved]

I saw a few of these at Ground this week, sorry I have no picture. Anyone else see them come down from our supplier? Opinion?

 

[CJinx]

I haven't seen any uniforms like that yet, but the word from above is that drivers will eventually be wearing entity-branded clothing (bbsam inc, etc).

 

[It will be fine]

They got rid of the Ground a while ago on most items. It's only on the shirts and ball caps now and will probably disappear when they clear the inventory.

I could outfit my drivers in anything I want now, but they pay me to put them in FedEx uniforms.

 

[UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)]

I haven't seen any uniforms like that yet, but the word from above is that drivers will eventually be wearing entity-branded clothing (bbsam inc, etc).

Will the contractor be able to add team sponsor logos to help defray their operating costs?

 

[CJinx]

Will the contractor be able to add team sponsor logos to help defray their operating costs?

No word on that at this time. That'd be funny though; reminds me of the 'advertisement' clothing from the 2006 movie "Idiocracy".

 

[bbsam]

Will the contractor be able to add team sponsor logos to help defray their operating costs?

I wouldn't mind having "bbsam soccer" put on mine. I think I could pass it off as bbsam/fedex social consciousness...or something like that.

 

[UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)]

I wouldn't mind having "bbsam soccer" put on mine. I think I could pass it off as bbsam/fedex social consciousness...or something like that.

According to MFE and Cactus you don't have the "balls" to pull this off.

 

[bbsam]

According to MFE and Cactus you don't have the "balls" to pull this off.

It's more a matter of presentation to the company. Doesn't cost them anything and puts the company in a good light.

 

[FedExLeaker]

If you mean just plain "fedex" uniforms without "express, ground, etc" then you are correct. These have been floating around since at least last year.

 

[UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)]

It's more a matter of presentation to the company. Doesn't cost them anything and puts the company in a good light.

You missed my poor attempt at humor. (Soccer balls)

 

[Mr. 7]

If you mean just plain "fedex" uniforms without "express, ground, etc" then you are correct. These have been floating around since at least last year.

Correct.
The new "sweat shirts" I've seen just say FedEx in white and don't say anything else. They look pretty ghey too.

 

[MrFedEx]

I haven't seen any uniforms like that yet, but the word from above is that drivers will eventually be wearing entity-branded clothing (bbsam inc, etc).

Right. That way FedEx can "prove" that drivers are just part of an independent business. LOFL!!

 

[Cactus]

According to MFE and Cactus you don't have the "balls" to pull this off.

1.Show me where I said that or where MFE said it.

2. Why would I even care?

 

[SmithBarney]

Yes the logo's have just gone to White, the shorts are cheaper too I feel like I'm wearing a burlap sack. no amount of fabric softener will soften these things. No need to shave my thighs, the shorts take care of that for me...

 

[SuperHandler]

Yes the logo's have just gone to White, the shorts are cheaper too I feel like I'm wearing a burlap sack. no amount of fabric softener will soften these things. No need to shave my thighs, the shorts take care of that for me...

Are you a stripper after your route?

 

[SmithBarney]

Are you a stripper after your route?

Gotta make ends meet somehow... "I'm just here for the benefits" <-of course this line doesn't mean crap anymore.

 

[SuperHandler]

Gotta make ends meet somehow... "I'm just here for the benefits" <-of course this line doesn't mean crap anymore.

Stripping has better benefits.

 

[Cactus]

Stripping has better benefits.

Better working conditions too.

 

[Operational needs]

I wonder if FedEx will let us wear this? Lol.

 

[MassWineGuy]

Will the contractor be able to add team sponsor logos to help defray their operating costs?

If so, I think UPS should be a sponsor. That would be pretty humorous to see on the clothing.