How to make Business Casual Work for you?

Business casual is becoming increasingly popular. You can easily spot sneakers, t-shirts and chinos in the modern workplace.

Business casual is a style that is not as formal as traditional business wear, but still gives a professional impression in the workplace. Read on if you have been wondering how to make your business casual perfect this year.

Keep it simple

When it comes to your color palette, stick to a base of neutrals such as greys and browns for blazers, chinos or sweaters.

Once you have your neutral basics, you can pick the colors that will become the highlight of your outfit. Or you can add your favorite patterns into the finer details of the outfit, such as your accessories or shoes — think a burgundy tie or a pink pocket square.

Perfect for you

Regardless of the price or quality of your outfit, a shirt that is too-tight shirt, or pants that are falling at the waist can ruin your outfit. Business casual is about letting your casual clothes act as professional attire. So, it should be clean cut and crisp. Go that extra mile to get it custom made for your body.

Show the Real You

Add a touch of your personality will make the outfit truly yours. You can add one or two pieces of accessories to show your own personality in your outfit.

Remember the key in business casual is balance.  Keep it about 70% business and 30% casual. Avoid going overboard and don’t settle for less than your perfect fit.

If you are looking for tailor made suits, shirts and trousers in Bangkok, check out the top bespoke suit tailor in Bangkok, RJ Bespoke or call (+66) 22 56 9015 to book an appointment.

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