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STYLE ETHOS

UPSCALE RANCH AESTHETIC


At Haywire & The Ranch, our style reflects a blend of sophistication and rugged charm.
We embrace a refined, yet relaxed look consisting of natural earth tones, classic
silhouettes, and quality, well-tailored fabrics.
SERVER, BARTENDER, & FOOD RUNNER
UNAPPROVED PATTERNS: large prints, plaid, wide stripes

APPROVED PATTERNS: small prints, paisley, thin stripes

Patterns must be predominantly one of the approved tones.


From a distance, the shirt should look like one solid color.
UNAPPROVED VESTS: puffy, sherpa, unfitted, denim, sweater, fur, leather

APPROVED VESTS: earth-toned, well fitting, upscale ranch aesthetic


Apron provided by Haywire/The Ranch. SERVER & FOOD RUNNER
STYLE:
solid-colored maroon or navy blue shirts with dark demin jeans, can be accompanied
by a vest in natural earth tones, a bolo tie, scarf, and/or a cowboy hat

EVENT SERVER & BARTENDER


HOST
HOST
HOST
HOST
BUSSER & BARBACK
LINE COOK
DISHWASHER
APPROVED BOOTS/BOOTIES:

APPROVED NON-SLIP SHOES:

UNAPPROVED FOOTWEAR:

Bartenders may wear black non-slip shoes when working


behind the bar.
If you have any questions regarding approval or are medically
exempt, please see a manager.
SHIRTS:
Collars should but stiff and upright. Use collar
stays if needed.

Button-down shirts should be a cotton/poly


blend. They should be pressed/ironed with no
wrinkles and should be well-fitting.

SHIRTS & FOOTWEAR


STYLE GUIDELINES
All apparel should be clean and pressed with no holes or tears. Shoes should be non-
slip. Hats should be western style and should have stiff brims.

Styling of the host uniform should always include at least one of the following: cowboy
hat, bolo tie, wild rag scarf, or western belt buckle.

Server, Bartender, Food Runner, and Host should wear non-slip cowboy boots or booties.
Busser and Bar Back should wear either non-slip cowboy boots or booties or black non-
slip shoes. Culinary Team should wear black non-slip shoes.
GROOMING STANDARDS
Uniform Requirements
Each role at Haywire & The Ranch requires a designated uniform. Uniforms should reflect our style ethos,
featuring natural earth tones and quality, well-tailored fabrics. All uniform items must be kept clean, ironed, and
in good repair. Uniforms that are worn, stained, ripped, or faded must be promptly replaced.

Hair Style
Hair should be neat, well-groomed, and secured to prevent contamination of food and beverages. We support
hairstyles that reflect individuality within the bounds of professional standards; however, extreme hairstyles or
colors are not permitted.

Facial Hair
Facial hair, including mustaches and beards, must be well-groomed and regularly trimmed to maintain a clean
appearance. It should match your natural or current hair color, without any artificial coloring.

Nails
All team members are expected to keep their hands and nails clean, trimmed, and cut to an appropriate length,
following local health regulations to ensure safety and hygiene across both service and kitchen operations.
GROOMING STANDARDS
Cosmetics
Makeup should be applied conservatively and in neutral tones, ensuring it is well-blended for a professional
appearance. Team members should avoid strong perfumes, colognes, or aftershaves to accommodate scent
sensitivities.

Jewelry & Piercings


Facial piercings are allowed but should be limited to small, discreet studs no larger than 2mm. Clear spacers
may be used where necessary. Earrings and other jewelry should be minimalistic and reflect the natural tones or
understated metals of our brand’s aesthetic. Team members with gauges should wear skin-toned gauges to
maintain a professional look.

Tattoos
Tattoos on the face and neck must be covered during work hours to maintain a uniform professional
appearance.

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