This document discusses the importance of business attire and provides guidelines for different levels of business dress, from casual to formal. It explains that business attire is the clothing worn in professional settings and can vary depending on factors like the office environment or type of meeting. The document then outlines appropriate clothing options and considerations for different dress codes, ranging from casual clothing suitable for informal offices to formal business wear reserved for important events. It concludes by providing some tips, such as paying attention to how others in the desired position dress and ensuring attire is appropriate to the setting.

1. Importance of Business Attire

2.  What is business Attire what
comes in your mind?

3. What is business Attire?
 Business attire is the clothing you wear in professional
settings. You might decide how to dress depending on
the type of office you work in, for an interview or for
a meeting. There are varying levels of
 business attire ranging from “casual” to “business
formal.”

4. Types of BusinessAttire
I. Casual
II. Smart Casual
III. Business Casual
IV. Business Professional
V. Business formal

5. Casual
Casual business attire is informal clothing worn not
only in most business settings but also in many
settings outside of work. You might wear casual
clothing if you work in an informal office where
others wear things like t-shirts, jeans and open-toed
shoes. You should avoid wearing casual dress with
clients and in interviews,
even if the office is casual overall.

6. Items for CasualDressing
 T-shirts
 Button down shirts
 Sweaters
 Khaki pants•
Top
 Jeans
 Casual shoes
 Loafers
 Sneaker
•
Bottom

7. Smart Casual
Smart casual is another form of casual business attire with
a stylish twist. You might include more trendy pieces of
clothing if dressing in smart casual. This type of business
attire is appropriate for more flexible offices including
informal settings. You might also choose to
wear smart casual in an interview for a more informal
office. This
way, you fit in with their informal dress code while still
maintaining a clean, professional look that communicates
that you care about your appearance.

8. Items for smartcasual
 Sports
jackets
 Khakis
 Ties
 Polo’s
Top
 Dress shoes
 Boots
 Clean
sneakers
 Belts
Bottom

9. BusinessCasual
 Business casual is a common form of dress worn in many offices.
While many classic business staples are used in business casual
wear, there are casual elements included like khakis. Business
casual is appropriate for many interviews, client meetings and
office settings.
 Because it is not very casual and also not very formal, this is
usually an appropriate way to dress if you’re unsure about the
setting.

10. Items for Businesscasual
 Slacks
 Khakis
 Button down
 Polo’s
 Sport coats
 Jacket or ties (Optional)
Top
 Casual shoes
 loafers
 Lifestyle sneakers (Leather or
Canvas)
 Oxfords or boots
Bottom

11. BusinessProfessionals
Business professional is a traditional form of attire used
in more conservative settings or companies with strict
dress codes. You might wear business professional in
industries like accounting,
banking, finance, government or law. Business
professional clothes
should be well-fitted and may be tailored to fit you
specifically.

12. Items for businessprofessional
 Suits ( grey, navy)
 Tie
 Avoiding bright colors
 Button down shirts
 White or Grey
Top
 Closed-toed shoes
 Oxford
 belt
Bottom

13. BusinessFormal
Business formal is reserved for the most formal
settings such as award ceremonies, special
dinners, benefits or other important
evening events. Business formal is similar to
“black tie,” but should
be reserved to maintain professionalism.

14. Items for businessformal
 Suits
 Dark colors
 Tie
 Light button down shirts
 Cufflinks
Top
 Oxford
 Belts
 Loafers
Bottom

15. Business Attire tips
 If you work in an office, pay close attention to the way people
dress. While the office may be casual, you might notice that people
in leadership positions dress slightly more formal. You may choose
to dress similarly to the people who hold the position you would
like to reach.
 If you’re going to an interview, check the company’s “About Us”
page and social media profiles for clues about their culture. They
might have pictures or videos about their offices where you can
see how employees typically dress. If you’re still unsure, ask your
recruiter or other contact what they recommend you wear to be
successful in the interview.

16. Some Do’s and
Don’ts

17. Don’ts
1) Say Big NO To Bermuda's!
 Save your favorite
Bermuda's for your next
boys night out not your
work

18. 2) Save That Sporty Look For The Next
Pakistan-India Match!
We understand that struggling 9-5 with
new challenges every day is no less
than a game. But remember playing
around suited is also the part of the
game!

19.  3) Pants Are No Good
Without A Belt!
 Don’t you think who would
even bother to look ‘there’?
Everyone would!

20. 4) Wearing Sneakers/Joggers On Dress
Pants Is Funny, Not Professional.
 Impression set above should
be carried right to the end!

21.  T-Shirt Paired With
Dress Pants Is More
Vague Than
Professional
 It’s about the right
combination. T-shirts
and pants don’t quite
dwell together.

22.  6) Don’t Experiment With
Your Beard And Hairstyles
When You Have To Show
Up In Office The Next Day
 Be extra cautious when
playing with your look; it
might take a while to get
corrected.

23. Do’s
1) Add Business Casuals To Your
Wardrobe.
 Simple yet professional works every
day, every time!

24.  2) Neck-Tie Of The Appropriate
Length
 How to check if it’s of
appropriate length? The tie
should touch the top of your belt.

25.  3) Polished Dress Shoes For
Boys
 Remember: What you have on
your feet can make or break
any look.

26. Business Attire tips
 If you’re going to a business meeting, ask your colleagues who may know or have
met with this same person about how their offices operate and how you canappear
respectful and professional during your meeting with them.
 In any setting, avoid overly large or busy accessories, heels that are four inches or
higher, and any clothing with profanity or possibly offensive imagery or phrases.
 You might use different styles of business attire for different settings or occasions. Pay
attention to the dress code, if applicable. If not, look to other people’s style of dress or
ask around if needed. Dressing appropriately can help you be seen as a professional
employee who cares about their success in the role

27. M.idress

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29. Mohib Ullah

30. Discussion
1) Q. Why Professional dress is preferred?
2) Q. Why most People don’t know about Professional
dressing? Is there a Historic reason or something else?
3) Q. In your opinions; do you think that Professional dressing
is waste of time; money and thinking?
4) Q. What is Main Difference between Casual and Professional
Dress?

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5) Q. If you think that questions mentioned above is unnecessary then
why most of the People especially adult failed to adopt the Professional
Dress Even they do not wear the proper dress?
 Illuminate us what is the actual Facts Behind it?
6) Q. You are very Smart Person You Know that But I am sure about that
Can u define a Business Attire in 2 Lines. Or you think it is impossible to
elaborate it?