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Old 25-03-2004, 20:59   #21
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Re: Ties

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Originally Posted by Tricky
I too work in the business casual environment, but have decided to go back to shirt/tie/suit instead of wearing my good (going out) shirts for work. A tie has to be tied correctly though, cannot stand skinny knots with the shirt button showing above it.

Ties with stains are a definate no no, just chuck it forget the dry cleaners!
I know what you mean. We are supposed to be smart at work (although this appears to vary somewhat between individuals ) & then they introduced smart casual days. So now I need three types of clothes - formal workware, casual workware & weekend ware. So rather than one or two sets of 'smart casual' for going out in, I need a few more sets to fill in for the casual workware.
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