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I wear a suit and tie to work half the time (when I'm in office A), the other half I wear jeans or even spend the day in my bike kit (when I'm in office B). Yes, I much prefer working in office B.
In my personal life I have dressed like a slob for the last twenty years, but my wife is pressuring me to shape up, lose weight, get a younger-looking haircut, etc. So I suppose I will be doing so. I like suits, actually, just not to wear every day. I like the traditional two button single-vent suit, a slightly more tailored look than the Brook Brothers box cut. Oddly enough, I "inherited" a bunch of suits from an older friend who passed away. These are gorgeous classic suits fit for an old school New York businessman, which he was. He was a slim man and my goal is to lose enough weight to wear them - which is about 15 lb away. |
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I don't have many pictures at work...but was just sent this one (because I won an award). I deleted the presenter and identifying info to protect the innocent. My typical work suit...seems like the styling "sells" well here.
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I walk about 6-10 miles (wear a fitbit) many days when in DC between buildings for meetings. When it is 95F with 95% humidity, it is hard to stay cool in a wool suit. It is not bad in the spring and fall.
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I like fashion and sewing. I think now fashion can be strange a bit. I tried to sew some clothes fpr men but it looked not so good. I have Brother CS6000i Sewing Machine. It is a bit difficult device for me, because I am newbie in sewing. P.S. this sewing machine is good, I bought it after reading some reviews on http://bestsewingmachinesguide.com/
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When I did field service I wore slacks and button down collared shirt... I don't remember a dress code it was just "known" if you were a computer tech business casual was expected, boy did I hate schlepping computers around in the summer heat.
Last twenty years I have been issued work uniforms, Black Dickies cargo pants and first a company logo polo but now a company T-shirt. Still trying to convince my wife it is okay to wear a jacket with blue jeans (she is old school) |
I get dirty for a living, and most of my after work activities are some sort of work in which I get dirty. I destroy clothes. I don't really worry all that much about what I look like on a regular basis. I probably look like an outright slob to most on the weekends, or if I have to hit the store on my way home, but it is what it is .
If Im going out to dinner, it is a button down shirt, and khaki's, or jeans. The other 99% of my life, I look , like I just crawled out from under a kenworth. |
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