March 23, 20179 yr On a management course next week, dress code is "smart business casual". WTF is that? I usually wear combat/cargo pants/shorts, t-shirt, fleece and adidas trainers for work. Only time I wear a suit is weddings, funeral, yearly trade NEC exhibition and court appearances. TIA
March 23, 20179 yr Author Shirt and chinos So jeans and trainers a no then. sigh... Trip to Talibs over the weekend.
March 23, 20179 yr On a management course next week, dress code is "smart business casual". WTF is that? I usually wear combat/cargo pants/shorts, t-shirt, fleece and adidas trainers for work. Only time I wear a suit is weddings, funeral, yearly trade NEC exhibition and court appearances. TIA Imagine trying to get in a bolton pub on Saturday night in the 80s Shirt n farahs, white socks and black moccasins
March 23, 20179 yr Our lot went SC in 2001 when our new american CEO came in . No ties or suits except for special occasions and jeans on Friday. UK business is behind the world in terms of dress sense.
March 23, 20179 yr Imagine trying to get in a bolton pub on Saturday night in the 80s Shirt n farahs, white socks and black moccasins remember the days well
March 23, 20179 yr Business casual has been a nightmare for years in an industry dominated by suit and tie. Used to buy stuff like chinos and shirts that I would never, ever wear any time other than business meetings. Fucked it off. Business casual now is suit paints and shirt with no tie and no jacket. Saved a fortune
March 23, 20179 yr remember the days well Still your copping outfit today isn't it LW? ???? Edited March 23, 20179 yr by Mounts Kipper
March 23, 20179 yr Our lot went SC in 2001 when our new american CEO came in . No ties or suits except for special occasions and jeans on Friday. UK business is behind the world in terms of dress sense. Just because those fat cunts look like Alf Roberts in a whistle doesn't mean we should follow suit. British dress sense is good when we give it some thought. I'd rather be overdressed than under, 'casual business' pah.
March 24, 20179 yr Author Business casual has been a nightmare for years in an industry dominated by suit and tie. Used to buy stuff like chinos and shirts that I would never, ever wear any time other than business meetings. Fucked it off. Business casual now is suit paints and shirt with no tie and no jacket. Saved a fortune That's what I was thinking of doing. Only got a black tie for funerals.
March 24, 20179 yr Grey marls and a vest with a holiday destination you can't afford on it.A vest? I think I know who you got this advice off
March 25, 20179 yr Basically smart jeans, nice pair of shoes, decent shirt with a jacket or decent jumper. In summer a pair of dark chinos instead of the jeans. Oddly costs more than just buying a couple of suits!
March 25, 20179 yr I thought in your industry Crawley it would be taking your cravat off and maybe do the wearing a scarf inside thing.
March 26, 20179 yr Ice white shoes, ice white socks with double cadet stripe, t shirt with chevron action flash. It's the look that says I'm in Paris and nothing's going to stop me. Edited March 26, 20179 yr by RoadRunnerFan
March 26, 20179 yr That's spoken like a man who owns a pair of tan leather driving gloves. Any cunt that expects me to wear chinos is in for a long wait, they'd get a suit and like it or lump it.
On a management course next week, dress code is "smart business casual". WTF is that?
I usually wear combat/cargo pants/shorts, t-shirt, fleece and adidas trainers for work.
Only time I wear a suit is weddings, funeral, yearly trade NEC exhibition and court appearances.
TIA