Delta Air Lines, Inc. (NYSE:DAL) now has new uniforms designed by Zac Posen.
Zac Posen, a New York fashion designer, created Delta’s new uniforms with functionality and style in mind. The uniforms include a primary color accompanied by a secondary. The main colors used on the uniforms are called “Passport Plum, Cruising Cardinal and Groundspeed Graphite.” The secondaries are “Skyline Slate and Traveling Thistle.”
Delta’s new uniforms will be worn by the airline company’s more than 60,000 frontline employees. Employees behind the scenes are also getting new uniforms, but they weren’t designed by Zac Posen. Instead, they were created by Lands’ End, Inc. (NASDAQ:LE) and are influenced by Zac Posen’s designs.
“We wanted Delta employees to look glamorous on the job without sacrificing functionality and style,” Zac Posen said about Delta’s new uniforms. “I worked alongside employees to understand how they interact with the clothes they wear and developed a look that empowers and excites, because we want Delta’s global workforce to exude the confidence and thoughtfulness that reflects the airline’s brand.”
Passengers will be able to see Delta’s new uniforms created by Zac Posen on employees that are working out in the open. This includes the airline company’s customer service agents, flight attendants, ramp agents and technicians.
Employees of the airline also have several different options to chose from when picking the new uniform. There are different designs for each job and the color options also vary based on which design employees choose.
