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Approved Occupational Clothing Guidelines 2006
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- Provided that each item of clothing in each design has the identifiers, as outlined in clauses 19 to 26 above, attached and the colour/pattern/print combinations are within the permissible numbers outlined in the table at Clause 31, there is no limit to the number of styles that can be used for any one item of clothing. Style in this sense means for example an A line skirt, pleated skirt, short sleeved shirt, collarless shirt etc. Therefore in the example at Clause 31 the navy shirt may come in long or short sleeves and still only count as one colour/pattern/print combination. However, should the shirt have a white collar or trim that would count as a separate colour/pattern/print combination. The use of white buttons, or up to two lines of white running stitch as a trim would mean that the navy shirt would still only count as one colour/pattern/print combination.