What is Business Casual these days?

[KillJoy]

I am starting a new job after 18 years, and had a "uniform" that whole time.

 

New Job has said:

 

Dress: Business Casual (Khakis or slacks, collared shirt, tennis shoes)

 

Would that just be like a Polo (tucked in), Dockers with belt and a decent pair of shoes?????

 

Thanks folks!!!

 

KillJoy

[Not Brian]

yes

[Otis Nice]

yes

 

/thread.

[Geeto67]

Tennis shoes are technically sneakers and wouldn’t be a part of business casual. I think what they meant to say was topsiders or boat shoes which are a type of loafer. Loafers, brogues, derbys, oxfords, or any kind of men’s causal or dress shoe would work - just remember dress socks, no white athletic socks.

[Otis Nice]

Tennis shoes are technically sneakers and wouldn’t be a part of business casual. I think what they meant to say was topsiders or boat shoes which are a type of loafer. Loafers, brogues, derbys, oxfords, or any kind of men’s causal or dress shoe would work - just remember dress socks, no white athletic socks.

 

I bet they meant to say tennis shoes since they said tennis shoes. They're like the sandwich of shoes.

[Lauren]

I bet they meant to say tennis shoes since they said tennis shoes. They're like the sandwich of shoes.

 

:lol:

[zeitgeist57]

What is the job? Client-facing? Service like IT, management?

[coltboostin]

Yes.

 

I prefer dress shoes with any slacks tho IMO.

[LJ]

The mullett is pretty business casual. Business in the front casual in the back

[Otis Nice]

Yes.

 

I prefer dress shoes with any slacks tho IMO.

 

What type of flat bill would you wear with brown loafers?

[cdk 4219]

I bet they meant to say tennis shoes since they said tennis shoes. They're like the sandwich of shoes.

 

I could read this 1000 times and it would still make me laugh every time.