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A casual style for the office

Business casual

Which socks go with the dress code “Business Casual”

The first impression plays in business life, and all the consequences, an important role. Therefore, you should use clothing that corresponds to the dress code of the respective company in the morning. But the right sock choice is also crucial. In the following sections you will receive information and tips on the “Business Casual” dress code and which men's socks you support perfectly.

Where do you wear "Business Casual"?

“Business Casual” is usually the everyday clothing for the office, and also okay if you leave the company to meet customers. Depending on the industry, the formal dress codes such as “Business Attire” are still there. In work areas such as the back office or in manufacturing and trading companies, comfort has gained relevance and the “Business Casual” code has established itself.

Famous high-tech entrepreneurs such as Steve Jobs or Bill Gates have deliberately decided against formal business clothing and represent the opinion of the majority of the working population. Not only more comfortable clothing is more convenient, it also automatically creates a relaxed, collegial working atmosphere.

At the end of the week, the “Casual Friday” brings some loosening up and, as the name says, the clothing may be more casual on Fridays. In companies with formal dress codes, this means that the employees come to work in the “Business Casual” look.

If “Come as You Are” is on an invitation to the dress code, this must be taken literally if your outfit is to be named as “Business Casual”, “Smart Casual” or “Business Attire”. A little presentable leisure look, on the other hand, stands out negatively from the crowd under the business outfits. In this case, it is worthwhile to search the wardrobe for something fancier. Also pay attention to the choice of your men's socks.

Simple and stylish

A professional appearance in the business area is a must in any case. The word "casual" in this dress code means that the clothing offers more comfort and does not have to be as formal as the traditional "business Attire" code provides.

Just like the whole design, employees should also represent the culture and brand of a company. This is expressed, among other things, in clothing, which is why the business clothing is described as a "uniform" by some of some these days. Clear, classic cuts are characterized by this style, clean and carefully compiled. The goal is to show that you have thought about your outfit; Which comes from conviction cautiously elegant, professional and yet relaxed.



“Business Casual” for men

A suit is never wrong without a tie. This choice is the easiest, but not necessarily the first, you don't want to be considered an eternal suit wearer. The scope is larger than in the “Business Attire” code and with a little combination joy, the monotony can be counteracted.

Shirts are almost a must in men, apart from elegant sweaters in winter. Jackett, jackets and similar excess cladding, but do not have to be left at home.

The “Business Casual” dress code includes many pants that can be used. Suit or other fabric trousers as well as dockers, slacks, chinos or cargo pants are permitted. Dark jeans appear increasingly, but basically do not belong to this dress code.

Dark men's socks are carried on the feet, which harmonize with the rest of the cloakroom. A color between pants and shoes is optimal. The latter may be classic oxfords, noble loafers or as new, unobtrusive athletic shoes - apart from tennis shoes.

Pay attention to details

High quality dresses - as well as education - are an investment in the future. A stylish appearance succeeds with exhausted fabrics and lasts longer than with cheap. It makes sense to pay attention to details when looking in the mirror: ironed and smooth, the fabric should be, no open seams and clothing with prints are better to save for the “casual” look.

Company logos, logos of sports clubs, universities or fashion brands are mostly acceptable as long as they are not oversized. The choice of colors tends to be discreet and conservative. With the beard, make sure that it looks well -groomed. Piercings and tattoos should be hidden.

Different to “smart casual”

On the one hand, take business clothes and replace a few parts with more casual ones, on the other a leisure outfit, which some more formal clothing is added. Isn't that the same?

The clothing regulations are less strict than before and dress codes can therefore be understood differently. In addition to the scope for interpretation, the standards differ not only in society, but also from companies to companies and individual ideas of appropriate clothing develop.

The boundaries between "Smart Casual" and "Business Casual" are blurred and not clearly defined. Usually it is shoes and blazers that differentiate the "smart casual" look. In addition, a little more playful can be handled with colors and accents. Individuality and personal style are not overshadowed by the obligation to represent the company. In creative industries, the “smart” dress code is often preferred, in which women ruffle, lace or fringes and other small and colorful abnormalities are allowed in women.

Look at and learn

With common sense and some attention, you can orientate yourself to the clothes of colleagues and at the same time think about your own effect and the impression that you want to leave on others.

Still unsure whether your choice is passable? If in doubt, they prefer to slip into a more conservative gear until the common norms of the dress code are more tangible. Underdressed leaves a worse impression than having dressed a little more elegantly. In addition, you always have the option to take off a garment, even if it is just the tie, which makes the whole outfit look like. In addition, the option always remains to ask the personnel department or the organizer.

Dress code guide

The dress code guide brings you stylishly through everyday life. With concentrated knowledge of the dress codes casual, smart casual, business casual, business attire, black tie and white tie, you are prepared for every situation.

  • All descriptes at a glance
  • Tips & tricks for every style
  • Practical format for on the go

“Business Casual” for women

Selected individual parts of a business outfit can be combined with a little more casual elements: pants with a blouse or casual top, a dress with dark stockings or a jupe with cardigans or sweater. There are many categories and types of clothing for women, which enlarges the scope. It should be closed shoes without or with a maximum of six centimeters, such as pumps, loafers or ballerinas.


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