Business-Casual Attire Saint Louis MO

Business casual is probably one of the least understood descriptions of appropriate business attire in the workplace. This common label is subject to a wide spectrum of interpretation. Business-casual clothing was meant to provide an opportunity to work in a more relaxed, yet still professional, type of clothing. With so many choices, it's easier than ever to commit a fashion faux pas that's not only embarrassing, but also detrimental to your career.

Local Companies

Old Navy Clothing Store
(314) 909-0664
10940 Sunset Hills Plz
Saint Louis, MO
Haggar Clothing
(314) 227-5120
5555 St Louis Mills Blvd
Saint Louis, MO
Eddie Bauer
(314) 968-4074
127 Crestwood Plz
Saint Louis, MO
Citi Trends
(314) 389-4106
63 N Oaks Plz
Saint Louis, MO
Pacific Sunwear
(314) 845-3615
85 S County Center Way
Saint Louis, MO
Hot Topic
(314) 821-7511
151 W County Ctr
Saint Louis, MO
Chico's
(314) 965-5040
14 W County Ctr
Saint Louis, MO
J J Fashion
(314) 454-3559
1408 N Kingshighway Blvd
Saint Louis, MO
Lil House of Fashion
(314) 533-2888
4204 E Natural Bridge Ave
Saint Louis, MO
Fashion Plaza
(314) 383-5656
8350 N Broadway
Saint Louis, MO

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Summary

  • Dress codes depend on a company's industry and culture.
  • If in doubt about company rules, ask HR or your supervisor.
  • Your work attire reflects on you and your professionalism.

Business casual is probably one of the least understood descriptions of appropriate business attire in the workplace. This common label is subject to a wide spectrum of interpretation. Business-casual clothing was meant to provide an opportunity to work in a more relaxed, yet still professional, type of clothing. With so many choices, it's easier than ever to commit a fashion faux pas that's not only embarrassing, but also detrimental to your career.

So how has the meaning of "business casual" evolved over the years? It was originally defined as no tie, button-down shirt and slacks for men, and a skirt or slacks and blouse or shirt for women. The intention was to get away from the more formal suit or sport coat-and-tie look for men and suit look for women.

In addition, business casual can be a more casual denim shirt for men with a casual tie (madras plaid), and perhaps a blazer or a vest or sweater over a shirt, depending on what is accepted in the particular industry. In many instances, business casual has become even more informal, allowing for a polo shirt or corporate logo shirt and a skirt or slacks.

Business Casual to the Extreme

Sometimes when employees hear that business casual is their company's policy on dress, some take the opportunity to really dress down. They quickly trade in the slacks for jeans, and shirts for T-shirts....


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