Qantas opts for the cheeky look
Qantas has unveiled a new uniform, the work of Australian designer Martin Grant, to be worn by 12,600 uniformed employees from early 2014.
Against French navy suiting and white shirting, variations of the Qantas red – ruby red and fuchsia pink – are featured in diagonal stripes, recreating the idea of the Qantas triangle, across tops and dresses for women and on ties for men.
Female employees will wear a combination of a dress, tops, a suit and a trench overcoat, accompanied by a stylish scarf and a trilby hat in a knitted fabric made from recycled bottle tops.
The male suiting is neat and structured.
Group CEO Alan Joyce said of the first uniform design for Qantas for 10 years: "This is a new look for a new chapter for Qantas.
"The new uniform speaks of Australian style on the global stage."
Ian Jarrett
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