Shirt and Tie to work.....

**blackbeSSt** · 02-25-11, 09:53 AM

did it for 7 years while working in a bank. gave that mess up years ago for laid back insurance and IT work

**slatter** · 02-25-11, 09:57 AM

Used to have to wear a collared shirt, khakis and dress shoes. But I was in a cubicle all day. Now, it's collared shirt, jeans and sneakers. Can't put a price tag on comfort.

**stc1709** · 02-25-11, 10:00 AM

ill probably be doing that after i am done with school

**Ninersnut** · 02-25-11, 10:16 AM

Can't really complain I don't mind dressing up I'm sure I will get tired of it real quick tho. Look good, feel good.

**blackbeSSt** · 02-25-11, 11:45 AM

Originally posted by Ninersnut

Can't really complain I don't mind dressing up I'm sure I will get tired of it real quick tho. Look good, feel good.

i quickly learned to iron once i saw the dry cleaning bill to get all those shirts pressed

**YorkHunt** · 02-25-11, 11:47 AM

Originally posted by blackbeSSt

i quickly learned to iron once i saw the dry cleaning bill to get all those shirts pressed

This

I bought one of those cheap steamers for when I need these for my meetings, since I work from home.

**Chugs** · 02-25-11, 11:55 AM

I where a suit when ever possible, gotta love looking sharp.

**wonderyears** · 02-25-11, 12:04 PM

I'm so glad I don't have to. Who wants to have a colour noose around their neck all day, aka the tie.

**tmorton** · 02-25-11, 12:36 PM

I don't even own a tie.

**Muddy** · 02-25-11, 12:59 PM

Tell them it's "casual everyday', they may give you a promotion.

**Ninersnut** · 02-25-11, 01:19 PM

Originally posted by blackbeSSt

i quickly learned to iron once i saw the dry cleaning bill to get all those shirts pressed

Girlfriend handles that I guess I should learn how to properly do it for when she gets pissed at me. I will probably get all my clothes pressed and then try to keep them from getting creased up.

**Strange Design** · 02-25-11, 02:30 PM

Buy Brooks Brothers non-iron dress shirts when they go on sale @ 2 for $100 and you'll never have to iron again. Thank me later.

**Grits n' Gravy** · 02-25-11, 02:30 PM

wear a suit everyday to work. it is part of being a grown man.

**doublej95** · 02-25-11, 08:43 PM

gdoom could give you guys good advice on how best to wear a tie

**dngf** · 02-26-11, 12:03 AM

You will be surprised how easy it will be to get used to. Wearing a nice shirt and tie every day is fine. Seems like most of the time you would either have a suit coat or a sports jacket to go along with a shirt and tie.

**oiler** · 02-26-11, 12:04 AM

Originally posted by Ninersnut

Anyone required to wear shirt and tie to work? I'm about to get into a new job that is requiring that we wear shirt and tie for the majority of the days. Usually when I'm out auditing or with clients. This is a big change for me as for the past three years it was strickly business casual and only a suit probably like 10 times a year. Anyone getting bamboozled with the same in their 9-5 and do you accompany your shirt and tie with a suit jacket most of the time?

i havent had a job where i had to wear a shirt and tie since i was 18

**beerman2619** · 02-26-11, 12:10 AM

I did once that was like 10 years ago it sucked i hate dressing up.

**RudyRuetigger** · 02-26-11, 12:13 AM

would never get a job that id have to wear shirt and tie

**ehp6737** · 02-26-11, 12:16 AM

Originally posted by doublej95

gdoom could give you guys good advice on how best to wear a tie

Soon as I saw this thread that's exactly what I was thinking

**orioles** · 02-26-11, 02:07 AM

Only on the interview.