What is your dress code at work (office peeps)?

[djmc0]

jeans and a tshirt, sometimes steel toecaps for server installs, and I work for a company that loves HSE.

 

[johns-andy]

Dress trousers, Shoes and a shift.
If someone really important is attending the office ties too.

Every last friday of the month is dress down.. but at the moment due to charity and that we have had every friday for the last few months

 

[semi-pro waster]

I've worked in quite a few offices and it has varied from wearing a suit to just wearing whatever I wanted in terms of casualwear. If you're not customer facing (and unlikely to see a customer at any point) then I don't think it makes the slightest bit of difference, it certainly doesn't to my work ethic. I have met customers in jeans and a t-shirt on several occasions before and no one appears to have thought anything much of it.

 

[Trifid]

Suit even though I don't need to. Shirt and smart trousers (no tie) is acceptable. Unless I am doing something overly active.

 

[djmc0]

surely wearing a suit and tie is out-dated thinking, a suit will never effect the way you work, its the norm, therefore people assume its needed.

 

[titchard]

surely wearing a suit and tie is out-dated thinking, a suit will never effect the way you work, its the norm, therefore people assume its needed.

It's to do with outward appearance - a company of people in suits will look more professional than people sat in jeans and a T-shirt.

The jeans guys may whoop the suit guys at what they do - but that first impression will always hinder them.

Rich

 

[The Funktopus]

ATM, shirt (no tie necessary), trousers and DAS BOOTS....


...as I refer to the ridiculously clunky saftey boots we have to wear.

 

[gumbald]

ATM, shirt (no tie necessary), trousers and DAS BOOTS....

Cumbersome?

 

[The Funktopus]

That would be quite awesome to be honest. Cash money to hand and a resemblance to the robot from the video to Intergalactic by the Beastie Boys.

 

[Ironic Namesake]

Today I went very smartly dressed.

Trainers, tracksuits and a Tshirt

 

[peterattheboro]

Shirt and trousers.

Supposed to wear a tie but never do. Only do when visiting clients or have a meeting with partners.

 

[djmc0]

It's to do with outward appearance - a company of people in suits will look more professional than people sat in jeans and a T-shirt.

The jeans guys may whoop the suit guys at what they do - but that first impression will always hinder them.

Rich

Thats my point though

 

[Pigeon_Killer]

Shirt and trousers.

Supposed to wear a tie but never do. Only do when visiting clients or have a meeting with partners.

 

[Raymond Lin]

Shirt and tie for the men, the girls just dress anything from casual to smart casual.

 

[Col_M]

You can wear anything you want really but when clients are on site trousers and a shirt are fine.

 

[Super Tigers]

Smart shirt and trousers is the norm. If doing Interview Under Caution or cautioning then a Tie is always worn. If in court for evidence then the suits come out. Or if we do a home visit then we wear logo'd polo shirts and smart jeans. But I must admit I do like the polo shirts they are far more practical.

Rob H

 

[CryptKeeper]

So nobody would think I'm out of order for taking offence to being called scruffy for not wearing a tie?

 

[Azagoth]

Anything really, I normally wear a T-shirt and jeans. Although I do tend to leave my more disturbing t-shirts for outside of work.

 

[MonkieMann]

No genetalia on show. That's pretty much it.

this, apart from on dress down friday

 

[tuffty747]

Shirt and trousers

This.

We can have any colour shoes, and we get a tie with the company name/logo on it

Asked not to wear jackets so we don't look like the manager to customers