Thursday, March 25, 2010

Dress Business Casual - Men


Many businesses allow somewhat casual attire at least once a week, but dress codes vary. Some businesses are stricter than others. Some businesses allow employees to wear jeans and some don't. Here are some guidelines for dressing business casual, which is a notch below business formal.
Step 1Ask your human resources department for official guidelines. Business casual means different things at different companies. At a large corporation, it may mean a sport coat with a tie; at a smaller company, it may mean khakis and a polo shirt.
Step 2Before you go casual, check your daily planner to make sure you don't have any meetings that require formal business attire.
Step 3Select clean, pressed and wrinkle-free clothes. Your outfit should communicate professionalism.
Step 4Wear a collared shirt with an undershirt. You can break up the oxford shirt monotony by wearing a linen or flannel shirt or one with a band collar. Knitted shirts and polo shirts are also generally acceptable. A casual sport coat is appropriate.
Step 5Wear khakis, chinos, corduroys or other non-denim slacks. Check your company's policy before you decide to wear jeans to work.
Step 6Be sure to wear a belt, and have it match the color of your shoes.
Step 7Wear socks that match the color of your pants leave white socks or tube socks in your gym bag.
Step 8Choose oxfords, loafers, rubber soled leather shoes or boots for casual day. Wingtips are often too formal. Worn-out shoes, sandals or athletic shoes don't make the grade.
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