Delta Air Lines is providing the service, style and quality of Lands’ End in its new employee uniforms. The airline has partnered with the global lifestyle brand to provide new uniforms for 60,000 employees worldwide.

Lands’ End will manufacture and supply uniforms designed by Zac Posen for above-wing Airport Customer Service ticket and gate agents, Delta Sky Club and In-Flight Service employees, as they have not had a uniform update since 2006. The last uniform change for the airline’s below-wing Airport Customer Service, Delta Cargo, Ground Service Equipment Maintenance and Delta TechOps employees was in 2000. The airline plans to unveil the entire collection for the first time in Atlanta Tuesday, Oct. 18.

“The new uniform collection will be a strong brand statement and builds on our team members’ sense of pride as they serve our customers around the world,” said Gil West, senior executive vice president and chief operation officer, Delta Air Lines. “Fit, form, function and style are all integral to the uniforms for Delta people, and Lands’ End is the right partner to deliver on these things.”

Following the reveal, Lands’ End will begin crafting the final prototype for the airline’s 1,000 wear testers, who will sport the uniforms in December through March 2017. The wear testers will identify any changes to improve fit, form or function before the final garments. The collection is set to roll out in early 2018.