How do you have to DRESS at work ?

[Seagullible]

shirt tie etc monday-thursday, dress down on friday unless clients are in. Previous company was the same but had strict rules on friday on no t-shirts or shirts with slogans so basically left you with same as normal top half, but you could wear jeans and trainers. so glad I left there for many reasons

 

[Elder for England]

How we like really.

 

[Normal Rob]

casual, though i choose to always wear a collared shirt (not T shirts). Work in publishing.

 

[Schrödinger's Toad]

Nobody's really mentioned a dress code, but I normally wear a shirt, black trousers and smartish trainers.

 

[London Calling]

short skirt, thigh lenghth boots, plunging necklines,
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allows me to get away with my cunstant typo's

 

[Seagullible]

short skirt, thigh lenghth boots, plunging necklines,

that's what you wear at weekends but what about during the week

 

[London Calling]

that's what you wear at weekends but what about during the week

I add an extra inch to evrything

 

[Publius Ovidius]

depends on who I am seeing.

If at HQ and seeing customers, then suit, but dont have to wear ties.

If at other sites just working generally, then casual, but not jeans.

If from Working from home, a house coat and slippers

 

[The Clown of Pevensey Bay]

I went to work yesterday wearing my bog-standard light blue shirt and Gap trousers (the ones cut like jeans that are in fact proper trousers).

There were FOUR other blokes on my desk wearing EXACTLY the same thing.

 

[CHAPPERS]

(the ones cut like jeans that are in fact proper trousers).

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Tell me more.

 

[Curious Orange]

Usually trainers, jeans, t-shirt, and more recently a light jumper too.

 

[Bevendean Hillbilly]

 

[Lady Bracknell]

Pyjamas.

 

[The Clown of Pevensey Bay]

Tell me more.

These fuckers.

Shop clothes for women, men, maternity, baby, and kids at gap.com. | Gap

Except they're navy blue.

 

[CHAPPERS]

These fuckers.

Shop clothes for women, men, maternity, baby, and kids at gap.com. | Gap

Except they're navy blue.

Nice one. In need to stop wearing my jeans to work really so am on the look out for stuff like these. They seem to fit the bill.

 

[surrey jim]

smart casual is what they want, basically not torn jeans,no hats, offensive t shirts or during week days no football/rugby shirts

 

[John Dorian]

you park near my work eh, so you know where I work then do you, are you my stalker then

haha...no i just have a very good memory cause I think you told me a few years back....

 

[Cian]

In the office, "business casual" which I've usually taken to mean dark trousers of some description (from 'slacks' to combats, whatevers washed and dried), a short sleeve shirt and skate shoes.

Out on site, its a safety uniform (!! - I work in IT....) of snickers trousers, steel toed boots, a polo shirt and a fleece. The latter two things branded to oblivion. Rarely have to go out on site though.

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

I crunch numbers with a computer. I wear anything from a suit when meeting people to t-shirt and jeans when in the office to my underpants when I'm working at home.

I rarely wear a tie though. This is not an act of rebelion....no one seems to in my industry these days.

 

[Da Man Clay]

Black trousers, shirt and shoes.