That’s one thing I hated about being at the office at my last job. I always felt “business casual” felt like a costume after wearing a t-shirt and shorts for work two jobs ago.
We don’t have a dress code, either, so it’s jeans and whatever shoe and top I feel like wearing (I can’t bring myself to wear t-shirts to work, so it’s a sweater, polo or dress shirt) but it’s still not as comfy as socks and boxers and tees and pajama pants.
Idle Eyes and a Dormy 
That’s one thing I hated about being at the office at my last job. I always felt “business casual” felt like a costume after wearing a t-shirt and shorts for work two jobs ago.
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And the reason you can’t wear that is… ? Surely your coworkers know by now that you are a rainbow-themed superhero?
(Why yes. I have been unemployed for over a year. Why do you ask?)
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They have no idea how conservative I am at work. They actually think they know my silly crazy side…they have no idea.
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Looks perfectly fine to me.
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It must be rough dressing for an office after the freedom of wearing what you want at home for so long.
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Don’t you think this is appropriate business wear?
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Well, I do….
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I miss the days when I was teaching virtually. No commute to work, no worries about shoes, no one talking in class.
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1174 Days, 307 – oh my I hadn’t calculated it in days before. If you are not meeting the public, my office dress code is simple, don’t offend anyone.
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We don’t have a dress code, either, so it’s jeans and whatever shoe and top I feel like wearing (I can’t bring myself to wear t-shirts to work, so it’s a sweater, polo or dress shirt) but it’s still not as comfy as socks and boxers and tees and pajama pants.
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Screw ’em, wear that ensemble anyway! You’ve only got 1174 days until retirement!
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