Dress Code Dilemmas Fan Pillows

"Until you start including the dress code in the emails, this is going to keep happening."

"Rolled-up sleeves, no coat, loose tie...it's my casual confrontational look."

Dog Dressed to Eat

"Aren't we going a little overboard with Friday's casual dress code!?"

Support Group for high heels abandoned during the pandemic

"How long have you been working from home, Mr. Farley?"

"How can we order wine with dinner? You're not wearing a necktie."

'Casual Friday's never caught on in this department.'

"I hope he's wearing pants."

'And I see that Derek continues to ignore our company's dress code...'

'This associate has a first rate mind...and a third rate suit.'

'That's the last frivolous law suit I want to see any lawyer wearing in this court!'

"That's a good look for you, J.B."

'I know it's difficult to stay in compliance, with everything, Ferguson, but this is ridiculous!'

"Nobody told me it was formal."

Corporate Image

"In this corporation, Mr. Taylor, at this level we do not do shirtsleeves."

"Reverend, we need to get you a button-down collar."

No Pants No Service?

"I put my pants on the same as every other middle-aged person—in constant fear that the button will pop off under pressure."

"You know what they say, spend for the job that you want."

Company picnics offer ample evidence why office dress codes are a sound idea.

Only Black, Navy Blue, or Grey Suits Beyond this Point.

Joe's Bar: Gentlemen must wear blue collars.

"I didn't mind the moustache, Cosgrove, But we definitely have a 'No mustachio' policy."

Every company needs the aesthetic sense of female colleagues.

'Miss Smith, your wardrobe is playing havoc with my blood pressure.'

"Dress code?"

"Casual Friday doesn't mean you can come in 3 hours late!"

"Are you wearing a sports bra?"

'Fairy friday.'

"I realize it's Casual Friday, but that does not mean you can be casual about your work!"

'He is wearing shoes.'

"I don't mind the dressing up... it's the way they serve the food that irks me."

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