Do you like dressing nice? Or are you more casual?

[teedubya]

Recently, I have been going to a lot of high level meetings and finding myself needing to dress up in the Sunday Best. Recently, I purchased a pair of Kenneth Cole Reaction's at DSW - Designer Shoe Wearhouse. They are comfortable after the first day of breaking them in... but only nice pants go with them, so I have a couple of kick pair of slacks.

In fact, I am beginning to enjoy dressing nice. I have always been a tshirt, sweatshirt kind of guy... but, I guess you dress the role you want... and you don't see a lot of successful men not dressing nice. Since, I want to be richer than every one of you MUrons combined, I figure I better dress nice, and play the part.

:evil:

[JohninGpt]

I usually go with a T-shirt and shorts..., but never at the same time.

[Bugeater]

Real men wear flannel.

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[Skip Towne]

Around here it's the "dressed down" who have all the money. Ranchers and oilmen and such.

[Iowanian]

I do what I have to. If it requires a tie I'll wear it. If it requires a suit, I'll wear it and make it look very, very good.

I prefer worn in jeans, tshirt and maybe a fleece pullover with a nice ball cap.

[BucEyedPea]

I love to do both. But around here, you get laughed at if you wear nice designer outfits even for a business meeting. It's so, so casual. Flip-flops and shorts otherwise. I miss the NE in that sense. Although, I do get to go to a few black tie affairs once in awhile and dress up on major holidays for dinner.

[88TG88]

I don't mind dressing up as long as I don't have to wear a tie.

[Bob Dole]

You're probably best served by encouraging people to judge you by your wardrobe, rather than your personality, skills or abilities.

Some of us aren't quite so limited.

[ChiefsFire]

Do I haveta wear slean underwear?

[Bump]

I don't go around wearing business attire but I don't mind when I do. I usually wear jeans with a polo shirt when I'm out.

[RJ]

I am "business casual" at work, jeans and a t-shirt at home. There was a time when I enjoyed wearing a suit and tie to work but those days are behind me. I don't much care about impressing anyone.

[CHENZ A!]

I stay fly.

[Skip Towne]

I alwas wear my best bib overalls when going to Wal-Mart.

[Bob Dole]

I alwas wear my best bib overalls when going to Wal-Mart.

Overalls. They aren't just for Wal~Mart any more.

[Simplex3]

In my line of work when I show up in dress clothes people assume I don't know how to do my job. It's the damnedest thing.

:shrug:

[Skip Towne]

Overalls. They aren't just for Wal~Mart any more.
Definately not. I wear designer overalls when I go to John Deere.

[JohninGpt]

I avoid wearing dress uniforms at all costs. If there is a meeting that requires I wear something other than my cammie jammies, I find a reason to be somewhere else. I've worn my choker whites three times, my grandmothers funeral, my grandfathers funeral, and a good friends retirement. It is better to feel good than to look good.

[teedubya]

You're probably best served by encouraging people to judge you by your wardrobe, rather than your personality, skills or abilities.

Some of us aren't quite so limited.

Yeah, heh. Funny, most of my associates are Mizzou or KSU fans. I save my venom for you guys.

You get the worst of me. Congrats!

[teedubya]

I am "business casual" at work, jeans and a t-shirt at home. There was a time when I enjoyed wearing a suit and tie to work but those days are behind me. I don't much care about impressing anyone.

I hear you... I don't mind dressing up, but some meetings I go in whatever... just not to the venture capital meetings. I tend to dress the part of success during those.

[Simply Red]

17.5 x 36 usually Ascot Chang w/ Michael Korr Khakis n Johnson and Murphys.

No, not at all.

Prefer tees n khakis.

[Bwana]

Hell no. I'm more of a bue jeans kind of guy. If someone kicks the bucket, I break out the suit.

[trndobrd]

Never underestimate the power of wearing a tie. It shows that you have a touch of class above your contemporaries.

[JohninGpt]

Never underestimate the power of wearing a tie. It shows that you have a touch of class above your contemporaries.
When I absolutely, positively can't avoid it, I'll clip one on.

[morphius]

I hate dressing up for work, but getting dressed up for a special occasion doesn't bother me in the slightest.

The first thing I do when I get home at night is switch into some shorts.

[Deberg_1990]

and you don't see a lot of successful men not dressing nice.

[morphius]

Yeah, some upper management would have a hard time picking out the winner out of those two.

[stevieray]

I rarely dress up, which is good, because when people are used to seeing you in clothes with paint all over them on a daily basis, they tend to think you clean up pretty well...

..sometimes the clothes do not make the man.