Fashion Tips

As the workplace norms of previous generations continue to adapt to modern times, so too do the dress codes. Give such loose parameters, it’s no wonder that so many professional men out there are still wondering what exactly constitutes the men’s business casual dress code. For the answer, look no further than our Business Casual Guide for Men below. We’ll get you up to speed in no time.

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Your casual clothes are the ones you wear on your own time. It’s hard to put boundaries on what pieces of clothing count as “casual” and which ones don’t. If you ask what a suit is, most people will say “business wear,” but a salmon-pink suit with yellow pinstripes? Not so appropriate for the boardroom. With a little thought and effort, however, your casual clothes can turn heads every day, everywhere you go.

Once you have your shirt and tie put together, you need to match your shoes to your suit. To do this, know that there are three main colors of dress shoe — black, brown, burgundy/oxblood — to go with five main colors of suit — light gray, dark gray/charcoal, navy blue, brown, black.