Men Office Wear Thread (2nd Thread)

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orchard is having crazy post xmas sale....

went to GUESS and TOPSHOP last friday...... pretty worth the money !
 
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xanthus_f said:
any tips on selecting a jacket/blazer? like should not be tight when you fold your arms etc...

i was wondering how does a nicely fit blazer looks like...should the sleeve b exactly on the wrist, over the wrist or wat? is there any standard?

from the tv shows those guys always have their long sleeve longer than the blazer sleeve...is this the best fitting criteria?
 

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iwish said:
ur shirt sleeve should be slightly longer than ur blazer

my shirt sleeve quite long liao...guess my blazer sleeve is too long...can blazer b alter?
 

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those tailor shop should be able to alter for u..hehe dont alter it too short leh hehe
 

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iwish said:
those tailor shop should be able to alter for u..hehe dont alter it too short leh hehe

later like wearing kids blazer...haha...
 

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guys!! what to wear if the company require smart casual coding...????
 

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daniel_lss said:
yes... this brand seem to be on the high end... what so special abt their jeans ?

i aint into jeans, they all look the same to me, maybe its the brand and the fabric they used, its rather light and not that thick as compare to other jeans, comfy if u ask me
 

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Take Your Wardrobe From Campus To Workplace

Take Your Wardrobe From Campus To Workplace

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You have just graduated university and are now entering the job market. But there's a conundrum on the horizon -- turns out you need some fine clothes to land a fine job, but you need a fine job to buy some fine clothes. Well, I can help solve this problem. Read on to learn about some wardrobe essentials that are as classy as they are inexpensive.

general tips

1) Your wardrobe will depend on your workplace's dress code. Some places are casual, some are quite formal. Ask around, do some research and check out what your potential coworkers are wearing.

2) Get your suits tailored and seek out pants and shirts in a standard fit (not too tight and definitely not loose). Baggy clothes are for boys, not men.

3) Work with your body type, and make the effort to flatter your positive traits and disguise your flaws.

4) Avoid shirts with logos.Go for dark solids and the occasional splash of color (magenta, purple or even pink are favorable).

5) Groom regularly. Get a haircut every four or five weeks and shave daily (including the area around your neck). It also never hurts to master the fine art of ironing; a pressed shirt has won many men many jobs.

6) Shop smart. Buy business shirts, pants and shoes at big-chain department stores. As long as the clothes look clean and sharp, you're home free. Your coworkers will not notice the brands you're wearing, but they will certainly notice how you're wearing them.
 

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daniel_lss said:
are you meeting customer ?

i am going to work in the company soon....dont know what to wear...they only stated smart casual dressing..... :o
 
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