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Olympic uniforms: Gold or bust?

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Coffee, tea, or bronze? When the Australian team is finished competing in the Olympics, they can easily transition into careers as flight attendants thanks to these suits by Sportscraft. The subtle pinstripe represents the Australian coastline. But listen closely, and it seems to be saying 'please make sure your seat is in the upright position.'
Coffee, tea, or bronze?

When the Australian team is finished competing in the Olympics, they can easily transition into careers as flight attendants thanks to these suits by Sportscraft. The subtle pinstripe represents the Australian coastline. But listen closely, and it seems to be saying "please make sure your seat is in the upright position."

(Ezra Shaw/Getty Images)
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