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Post-COVID office casual can be confusing. For business wear retailers, it has been rocky 4-minute read Daniel Munoz NorthJersey.com 0:00 ...

The casual vibe that caught on during the pandemic, when many people had to work remotely from home, has also crept into the office. A 2023 Gallup poll found that 41% of Americans said they wore ...

If you're looking to upgrade your work wardrobe, then you need to start looking for classic business casual pieces, such as trousers, button down shirts, and tailored blazers. These closet staples ...

The office is “business casual,” and people wear anything from a suit to jeans and a T-shirt, but what I don’t see is shorts. Why not? Are they really that different than a skirt?

Job postings with casual dress codes have decreased since the pandemic peak, while business-casual mentions rise. But there is a wide disparity by industry.

My office is having a spring outing — to a golf course. Some bigwigs are even flying in for meetings and the event. I only see these people in person a few times a year, at most.

“Business casual should look elevated, polished, and well planned, but not like you’re trying too hard,” she tells Glamour. “What you wear is a way to express your values,” she says.

More formal office wear has "struggled in a market that is more casual," Saunders said. Tailored Brands filed for bankruptcy in 2020 during the pandemic; it's the parent company of the suit chains ...