Do you have a dress code?

[Shippou-Sensei]

my dress code is t-shirt and shorts

or yukata if working from home

 

[Maurice Picarda]

None. I end up in jeans and then try and make them look more managerial by donning donnish sports jackets. A proper nylon uniform with a primary coloured tabard would be an enormous help.

 

[baldrick]

no. i don't wear anything too scruffy, but 90% of the time i wear jeans. for meetings/conferences outside the office i'll wear something smartish, depending on where i'm going. if they introduced a dress code i would ask (and expect to get) a pay rise

 

[dylanredefined]

Either scruff order or uniform of the day either way end up looking like a scare crow or a close relative of forrest gump .Really need a job where I need
to wear a full bio hazard suit only chance I'd get to look proffesional .
I did look proffesional in my ghillie suit but it took me longer to make than I lasted on sniper course .

 

[Mrs Magpie]

IT teaching is dangerous with a tie I tell you. I might be leaning over a printer and get it stuck in the mechanism...

 

[mattyjc]

Shorts and t-shirt...
under a heavy weight boilersuit, hard hat, boots gloves.
Nasty, but thats health and safety for you

 

[Fuchs66]

Last job I had it was combat trousers, T-shirt and boots, now it's shirt and tie minimum but hey the job's good so I put up with it (plus when I'm away from the HQ I go back to my old style)

 

[Boycey]

i've worked in a few places with a kind of uniform- mainly just a branded polo or teeshirt, was good to have work clothes for free that i could fuck up.

never worked in an office

 

[BlueSquareThing]

Bugger...

Don't tell my boss ;-)

 

[innana]

Our dress code is:

NO SUITS (the people we work with often have enough suit wearers in their lives), although as the boss I do put one on if I have to meet funders, Government Office, Regional Development Agency types, etc.

Jeans are fine as long as they are clean and not too scruffy
T-shirts ditto and no offensive slogans
No visible underwear or cleavages
No shorts - whilst we are quite relaxed I don't want staff to look like they are going to the beach for the day