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men's corporate wears

Men's corporate wear is basically a kind of dresscode for formal settings and that is for work interviews business meetings and so many other occasions.

Most organizations expect their employees to dress well. One needs to dress appropriately as per the work culture for a pleasing personality. It is not necessary that you have to wear your business suits daily to work. A crisp white shirt teamed with a black well fit trouser can give you that desired professional look. Corporate dressing does not mean flaunting designer business suits but to dress appropriately in lines with the organization culture.

Neutral colors such as blue, grey, white, khaki, black are guaranteed hits in a corporate setting. Avoid wearing party shirts to work. Do not wear loud colors or patterns that are too bold. Subtle colors look good in offices. Plain shirts are always in style but you can also go for shirts in stripes, checks or micro-checks. Colors such as red, yellow, orange usually are not preferred to be worn at the workplace.

OCCASIONS WHERE THERE IS NEED FOR CORPORATE WEARS

  • OFFICE/WORK PLACE

For example, if you work in a bank or other corporate firms, you are expected to dress corporate, consisting of your trouser (not jeans) shirt tucked in, a tie or bow tie, shoe, a suit or blazer and so on.

  • BUSINESS MEETINGS

This always consist of the top officials of the firm in attendance. so, the dresscode is always supposed to be formal and corporate. a complete suit is always worm for this.

  • INTERVIEWS

As a job seeker, you'll want to represent yourself by dressing corporate and also have in mind that "dress the way you want to be addressed". 

TYPES OF CORPORATE WEARS

  • Business Dress Code

A "business" or "business dress" code means one thing for men: matched suits.
If an invitation has specifically requested business attire, it's best to err on the side of formality and wear a dark, solid colored suit.
Pair it with a white dress shirt, a conservative tie, and black leather oxfords, and you're — no pun intended — in business.

  • Business Casual 

The most conventional dress casual outfit for a man is a navy blue blazer with light to medium gray chinos or khakis. This is such a common dressed-down alternative to full business attire. A fair amount of flexibility is permitted.
In general, you're better off showing up with a jacket and tie.
At the bare minimum, a "business casual" invitation still requires Chinos or khakis (not jeans) and a collared shirt, as well as leather dress shoes and socks to match the trousers.

  • SUITS

The suits require a matching suit and trouser with a preferred color of shirt.

Male professionals need to:

  • Shave Daily/Trim moustache or beard

  • Comb hair properly

  • Wear crisp, wrinkle free shirts preferably in subtle colours and well fit trousers in blacks, blues or greys.

  • Wear a mild perfume

  • Trim his nails

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