Shoe City Thinker
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"Business Casual" is hard to pin down even for someone understands men's tailored clothing such as myself. What the heck is "business casual" anyways? There seems to be multiple competing paradigms yet no clear example of what this is.
Example: I have a job interview tomorrow with an web-based game company. I was asked to dress "business casual" In this context, I'm having difficulty putting something together that is not overdressed. To me "business casual" means understated sport coat, patterned shirt, wool trousers, and brown cap-toed shoes. But there's a risk that I still will be overdressed when the people I'm meeting are in jeans in t-shirt.
Example: I have a job interview tomorrow with an web-based game company. I was asked to dress "business casual" In this context, I'm having difficulty putting something together that is not overdressed. To me "business casual" means understated sport coat, patterned shirt, wool trousers, and brown cap-toed shoes. But there's a risk that I still will be overdressed when the people I'm meeting are in jeans in t-shirt.