What do you wear to work?

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Originally Posted by B1nary

I don't see why we have to be semi formal since I sit behind a desk all day and interact via email and phone calls but hey whatever.

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When I was in IT support in the UK, we were forced to wear long trousers, button shirts and ties... My ties looked so raggedy from getting it constantly stuck in PC cases, and the knees on my trousers quickly wore out as the corporate carpets are not made for crawling under desks on. Sometimes I just don't get why any sort of formal attire is required.

cargo shorts and a buttoned shirt most of the time. If I am filming a corporate function etc. I will dress in un-pleated trousers of some kind with a smart buttoned shirt tucked in with a belt.

shoes are generally canvas boatmans or leather dress shoes. I enjoy the tidy look.

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Originally Posted by MetalSoup

I'm curious to know what most people wear to work these days. It seems lots of companies are getting pretty informal these days, which I think is pretty cool.

Personally I usually wear jeans and a T-shirt (mostly Jeep or Quicksilver) to work, and my Caterpillar boots.

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About the same.
No rules, I just don't like wearing the good stuff to work because it always gets ruined.

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Originally Posted by Werfetter

I hardly ever wear a full suit but a nice button shirt, some formal pants (jeans are informal) and a proper pair of shoes goes a long way.

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Ah right makes sense.

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Originally Posted by oltman

When I was in IT support in the UK, we were forced to wear long trousers, button shirts and ties...

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Sheesh. Yeah doesn't make sense for IT support. On paper all of our support staff is supposed to wear form too (minus tie)...but they just do jeans and golf/T-shirts instead. Don't think anyone really cares...they're never going to speak to a client anyway.

At my previous job I was required to wear formal corporate wear (we developed on the client's site within the financial industry and that usually meant smart button up shirts, dress pants and a nice pair of shoes) which didn't make sense since we were stationed at the contractors building, so there was no clients in sight!

Current job doesn't really care what I wear so I am back and T-Shirts, casual dresses and flip flops/sandals for the most part. What I would wear out at the beach most of the time anyway. Sans the scanty bikini.

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Originally Posted by cupcakesnsim

At my previous job I was required to wear formal corporate wear (we developed on the client's site within the financial industry and that usually meant smart button up shirts, dress pants and a nice pair of shoes) which didn't make sense since we were stationed at the contractors building, so there was no clients in sight!

Current job doesn't really care what I wear so I am back and T-Shirts, casual dresses and flip flops/sandals for the most part. What I would wear out at the beach most of the time anyway. Sans the scanty bikini.

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You are a girl then right? Just checking...

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Originally Posted by Avantar

You are a girl then right? Just checking...

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I am an Irish man with meh long stockings1 (A girl in other words, yup)

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Originally Posted by Avantar

You are a girl then right? Just checking...

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Down boy, down!

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Originally Posted by cupcakesnsim

I am an Irish man with meh long stockings1 (A girl in other words, yup)

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In today's age I am never certain :D Borat had a bikini on too - looked a bit upsetting. I am sure it affected his voice and if it did not make him teary eyed, it certainly did mine.

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Originally Posted by Flex

Down boy, down!

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Lol - Just being careful. It could have been a sensitive subject and I unknowingly step on toes sometimes. :-)