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What is "winter" business casual for you?
That Random Guy
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Hello,
I'm not exactly the brightest or the "flauntiest" but I was wondering what IT folk wear during the colder seasons? Yes, I'm that ignorant. Shocking.
I've been doing fine with dress pants/khakis and polo shirts.... but now I don't know what works as far as business casual goes.
It will be up to taste, sure, but what do you like to wear during the colder seasons? Figure I could get some clues this way.
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Neil86
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Winter was always my favorite. I could dig up my comfy sweaters and cardigans. Usually paired with some chinos. That was my norm. -
yoba222
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Lycra bodysuit to keep warm, usually in Tron pattern.
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JDMurray
Admin Posts: 13,124 Admin
Here in Southern California, the weather goes from quite hot to rather chilly. However, in the building where I work the temperature manages to always be about the same, so I wear the same long-sleeve dress shirts and slack all year round. My only wardrobe change might be layering with a light jacket in Winter. -
scaredoftests
Mod Posts: 2,780 Mod
nice pair of jeans and shirt.Never let your fear decide your fate.... -
Infosec_Sam
Admin Posts: 527 Admin
If it's too cold for a short-sleeve shirt like a polo, you could always go for a cotton button-down shirt with jeans/khakis. Those tend to be a bit heavier of a fabric than your standard dress shirt, so you're going to stay warmer in them. Otherwise, you can't go wrong with just wearing a work-appropriate 1/4-zip sweatshirt over your summertime business casual. -
NetworkNewb
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This is my go to... Sweaters and hiking pants (they look like khakis but more conformatable) from Eddie Bauer is most of my work woredrobe.Neil86 said:Winter was always my favorite. I could dig up my comfy sweaters and cardigans. Usually paired with some chinos. That was my norm. -
E Double U
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My preferred business casual look would be nice shoes, jeans, and long-sleeved dress shirt. In the winter I replace the jeans with slacks and wear one of my many nice sweaters.Alphabet soup from (ISC)2, ISACA, GIAC, EC-Council, Microsoft, ITIL, Cisco, Scrum, CompTIA, AWS -
danielskirk
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That' looks great!yoba222 said:Lycra bodysuit to keep warm, usually in Tron pattern.
