I work at a grocery store and deliberately push the dress code – I even turned my uniform into a crop top

DEPENDING on your perspective, dress codes are in place to make life easier…or they exist to be broken.

One grocery store employee shared the way she pushes her workplace’s limits, while still sporting her mandated uniform.

Kimberly Rivera works at Sprouts, a grocery store chain

Rivera cropped her uniform vest to make it more stylish

Kimberly Rivera (@xmbrly), 26, finds plenty of ways to express herself in her daily style choices.

The grocery staffer dyes her hair bright shades like vibrant violet and layers colorful pieces from her own closet with store-branded items.

During her shift at supermarket chain Sprouts Farmers Market, Rivera showed off the clever way she customized her uniform.

Sporting a long-sleeved green T-shirt under her work vest, Rivera leaned close to the camera and showed the store’s logo.

Then, she took a step back to showcase the full outfit.

Beneath her uniform vest, she had tucked her long undershirt into belted pants.

But the vest itself was newly cropped into a midriff-baring, boxy silhouette.

When Rivera turned to flip her hair, the tiny crop top rode up her torso.

“Pushing dress code boundaries daily,” she bragged in the video description.

Rivera even included a scissor emoji – evidence of her at-home craftsmanship.

When she turned to flip her hair, Rivera exposed her midriff

Her followers were eager to compliment the DIY styling.

“OMG gurl!” wrote one fan.

Another said she intended to copy Rivera’s genius.

“That’s so cute! I need to do this!” she wrote.