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Recommendations for Business Casual Office Clothes

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I need new clothes for the office. We dress business casual. Polo shirts and khakis/chinos are the norm.

I used to buy Dockers brand, but I have been disappointed in their durability lately. Any recommendations?
 
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all the womenz will swoon.
 
Just pop on some nice casual dress pants, a tshirt with a collar and a decent black or blue sports coat with either nice sneakers or some comfortable dress shoes.

Try to look appealing so that both women and men want to fuck you, it works every time… unless you are naturally ugly
 
Express is pretty good. They have a lot of different cuts for their chinos and dress pants. They also have a broad range of styles ranging from super trendy to relatively understated/conservative so most people should be able to find something they like. I wore their stuff for years and the durability was good.

They always run sales and have a lot of coupons so they’re affordable, too.
 
I'm a fan of Bonobos brand


Chinos fit well and look great, fairly inexpensive

Travis Matthew is also one of my favorite brands but it's also up a level on price


Both brands are sold at Nordstrom department store if you like to try your clothes on
 
I need new clothes for the office. We dress business casual. Polo shirts and khakis/chinos are the norm.

I used to buy Dockers brand, but I have been disappointed in their durability lately. Any recommendations?
You can look very formal and respectable, but also identify as a woman when needed to climb the corporate ladder since you wear a kilt dress

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When it comes to the latest in office fashions, I hear these are all the rage:
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Banana Republic is still good value for money and looks presentable in the office. If you can find stuff in your size, the clearance rack there has some bargains.

Cotton dockers/chinos might sound more comfortable but they wrinkle WAY more easily and need to be ironed regularly if you don't want to look like a slob. For low maintenance, you can't beat wool or wool blend or if you're on a budget, even polyester slacks. Polyester is a lot more comfortable and looks much better than it did 20 years ago. If you iron the shit out of those and put in good creases, you can easily get 30 wears or more (as long as you don't sweat too much or spill food on them) between cleanings and they'll still look creased and you won't look like Fred Flintstone.
 
I need new clothes for the office. We dress business casual. Polo shirts and khakis/chinos are the norm.

I used to buy Dockers brand, but I have been disappointed in their durability lately. Any recommendations?
IMO dockers pants, blue shirt, both too wide and in a shitty cut. Then, huhe dressed shoes with squared tips.
 
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