Buc-ee’s just inked a controversial new rule.

Famous for the “cleanest restrooms in America” and its red-capped, beaver mascot, the mega-sized convenience hub has taken issue with body art.

The cult-favorite convenience chain shared via its website that employees nationwide are forbidden from sporting “visible tattoos” at work.

In addition to the tat ban, Buc-ee’s will not abide body piercings, tongue posts, “unnatural colored hair,” open-toe shoes, or torn or faded clothing.

Uniform requirements include “tan/khaki/black pants and a clean, professional, solid red shirt with a collar.”

In cooler weather, the chain graciously permits employees to…

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