business attire?
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- dorf
i'm looking for clothes that can be considered business attire but is not a suit? recommendations please.
- monospaced0
there's always the classic v-neck sweater over a nice shirt
- nb0
- nb0
Seriously, though, what's wrong with suits? They're sharp.
- randommail0
Business attire is a suit and tie.
Anything else is considered business casual.
- ********0
Traditional or Formal Business Attire
Traditional business attire includes business suits, dress shirts, and ties for men. It includes business-oriented suits for women, both skirted suits and tailored pantsuits. Leather shoes (closed-toe/closed heel), socks and/or hosiery are also a requirement for any outfit to qualify for traditional business attire.Business formal is a subset of traditional business attire, yet, it has specific requirements just one step down from tuxedos, such as dark tailored suits for men and women. Business formal standards dictate that women wear skirted suits, hosiery, and closed-toe/closed heel pumps. Men should wear white shirts (French cuff styles), cuff links, silk ties, and pocket squares (silk or linen) to fully qualify for business formal attire. If you receive an invitation requesting business formal attire, dress in this standard. This level of dress is often requested for Award dinners, political events, and a variety of dressy evening business occasions that are not black-tie.
General Business Attire
The General Business attire category is a mere mini step away from the Traditional Business classification. For men, this category still demands a tie and it’s still worn with a dress shirt. However instead of a suit, this category includes a tailored sport coat worn with dress trousers.For women, this category can look numerous ways. It includes tailored pantsuits, businesslike dresses, and coordinated dressy separates. When wearing separates, tailored jackets are required.
Business Casual
While ties are usually not required for men, high-level business casual includes suits worn with dressy sport shirts or fine-gauge knits and tailored separates, such as dress trousers, dressy collared sport shirts that do not require a tie, fine knit shirts and sweaters, as well as sport coats. Low-level business casual includes khakis, chinos, and knit golf shirts. To command respect, wear all-leather belts and shoes; sandals and sneakers do meet a true business casual standard.For women, business casual includes pantsuits, tailored separates, such as skirts, slacks, blouses, sweaters, sweater sets, and jackets. A complete accessorized look is encouraged, including closed-toe/closed heel shoes or slingbacks to maximize the businesslike aspect.
- ETM0
What's wrong with jeans, a nice shirt and sport coat? But a real shirt, no printed t's, were past that.
- yes, it's official. we're past that. ETM said so.********
- Recognition, at last!ETM
- But seriously, no one is impressed and goes "ohh, they must be hip and creative."ETM
- everything is wrong with what you described - it's like being a level 2 douchebag.dorf
- Well, not much left but a t-shirt with a tux printed on it. Enjoy.ETM
- Don't forget the ruffles.ETM
- Jeans are grounds for immediate disqualification from business attiremonospaced
- Not in our industry.ETM
- yes, it's official. we're past that. ETM said so.
- dorf0
I think I have some leeway, it doesn't necessarily need to be strict business attire - business casual might work.
- Collared shirt (tucked in), nice shoes (leather), no jeans. Follow that and you'll be cool.monospaced
- boobs0
Jumpsuit:
- this is very on trend.********
- he definitely means businessmonospaced
- i trust him more than a guy in a suit.lambsy
- this is very on trend.
