Business Chic Appreciator Pillows

'That's the new budget team that came on board last week!'

"Congratulations—It's a well dressed boy."

'Look Jefferson, much as I respect your emphasis of the informal approach...'

"On this team we take off our jackets,but we don't loosen our ties."

'Who cares what she thinks? Grow a pair and buy the damn thing.'

Fred's Tie: A Momentary Lapse of Judgement or A Cry For Help?

"Think nothing of it, Llewellyn. In every large organisation there are leeks."

'Please don't read anything into the fact that I'm wearing loafers. I assure you I'm a very energetic worker.'

'Can you tell me who's in charge here?'

Friday is Wet Khakis Day!

'It's good, but it's not good-to-go.'

The King of Salesmen says 'Why sir, I believe you need a new tie.'

Haute C. E. O., Business Couture - Lean In.

"Latest in Power Look, I'm told."

'Motion seconded!' (golfers)

'Dear, I picked up some new business suits for you.'

"I hope they don't expect new associates to dress like that."

"What's with the bow tie? You're doing data entry not hosting the Oscars."

'...and all of our power suits come with a complimentary surge protector.'

Cat tail etiquette.

"Higgins, in this company we wear suits and ties! You can appear in your army shirt as soon as you're the President of Ukraine!"

"Sorry, sir. I thought it was a zoom meeting."

'What do you think you're fit for?'

'I don't care how young it makes you feel. You work here, you carry a briefcase.'

"We're supposed to attend a conference on business-casual ethics."

"I'm ditching my tailor. He just can't grasp the concept of a double breasted suit."

I suggest you get a new chairman.

"A little word of advice Greg, if you wish to climb the corporate ladder you need to wear pants."

Man in bright shirt distracts cinema goers.

'Sport-utlility suit.'

"Sorry the costume's disappointing kids, but even superheroes fly business class sometimes!"

"When I told you to be buttoned up for the board members visit, that's not what I meant."

'Great, you can start Monday.. remember, NO BLUE JEANS.'

Two businessmen attached by their ties

'You do look good in pinstripes, Mr. Claus, but do you really need to worry about dressing for success?'