Dress Code

[The Joker]

Originally Posted by rdmlondon

Good advice.

Don't dress for the job you've got, dress for the job you want.

"As you think, so you shall become". You become what you think about.

This is why I go into the office dressed like this, causes some confusion.

[rdmlondon]

Originally Posted by The Joker

This is why I go into the office dressed like this, causes some confusion.

What, you wanna be a show girl?

[Spartan36]

Sweatpant joggers and a hoodie. I love being comfortable and self employed.

[bellesdad0417]

Originally Posted by Kneecough

Polo/golf shirt, jeans, sneakers. I work in tech.

Same here except no sneakers, nice leather shoes.

[Rogdogg]

I've been thinking about this a lot too. I usually wear pretty casual clothes. Jeans or Khakis etc. with a polo shirt usually.
I have been noticing that for the past few years every customer that visits me is wearing jeans and either a t-shirt or polo shirt. The only people who might wear slacks and a shirt are new suppliers who are trying to get my business. Even my Japanese customers are starting to wear Jeans to meetings, although they ALWAYS wear their company polo shirt or shirt with company logos.
My bosses never wear suits unless absolutely necessary.
I love it. Casual gets my vote. I don't care what a guy is wearing if his business is of benefit to me and he works diligently for me.

[Hairdude1]

All black for us Hairdressers. I wear a blazer and slacks or black jeans.

[Larry302]

Fortunately I can wear,off the rack .

[kellyon]

Pencil skirt, blouse, blazer, skirt, suit. Business casual in general. I'm a regular customer at La Curve plus size store in NZ. They have great collection of dresses at affordable price. Can't imagine my wardrobe without skirts or dresses.