How liberally can you dress at work?

[MAJOR METAL]

So how informal can you dress for your place of work? Its pretty casual where I work but I wouldn't push it with a Metallica shirt.

[Tituscrow]

Black suit for normal working day. Jeans and some obscure band t-shirt on staff training days.

[bassteban]

My main gig: Stay-at-home dad/male domestic goddess. Use your imagination.

[MatticusMania]

Our company has always been pretty casual. Id wear a Metallica shirt if I liked them any.
These days, though, I try to dress a bit more business casual.

[Yerf Dog]

Jeans and collars.

[CrewsControl]

Flip-flops, cut-off jeans and a tank top wouldn't raise any eyebrows where I work. Unless it was January.

[iamlowsound]

I am wearing nice, dark blue jeans, collard shirt tucked in and Clark's Desert Boots. This is fairly typical, only a few VPs will wear suits and I have never seen them wear ties. Depends on the meeting, I will wear a suit with tie, but never on a regular day.

lowsound

[keiththebassist]

Sometimes I'll wear a shirt from my favorite pool hall that says "You'd better have a nice rack if you're gonna beat my stick"

[hover]

Originally Posted by Yerf Dog

Jeans and collars.

Yup.

[zcwilkes]

Jeans, polo shirts most days but I wear t-shirts too. I'm in engineering and the most contact I have with customers is on the phone. Our salesmen dress a lot nicer.

[bassgod0dmw]

Jeans and a nice shirt. On Friday you can wear sneakers and a t shirt if you want.

[pocketgroove]

Either black jeans or generic black work pants and a company polo-style shirt.

[macaroni tony]

jeans & a collared shirt, usually a freebie from one of our vendors

[Jazz Ad]

Suit and bowtie are mandatory. I'm expected to look like a man in black.

[LiquidMidnight]

Always a tie, usually a suit, but sometimes a sport coat or just a collared shirt with slacks.

I'm a very socially progressive person, but one of the few things I'm conservative/traditional about is that I loathe how professional dress codes have become painfully lax. I HATE that polo shirts have become accetable professional wear.

[Russell foulkes]

Not very, I have a strict uniform. BRIGHT yellow polo shirt (that actually hurt to look at on sunny days), with black multi pocketed trousers. actually, the slacks are pretty cool. The shirt I could wear for road safety on my bike

They dont give me hassle about my long hair though, so I guess thats a bonus.

[UncleFluffy]

3 days a week I have to wear pants

[Jim Nazium]

"Business Casual" here: slacks & dress shirt, no tie. Can get away with Dockers & a polo shirt, but not often.

[Bloodhammer]

I mostly work outside fixing things, so I wear the same stuff I wear all the time. Jeans/cargo pants and a company tee shirt. I don't wear band shirts to work. I wear flannel over my tee shirts in the winter.

I don't mind wearing suits (I actually kind of dig it), but dry-cleaning bills would eat up all my overhead if I did! lol

[MatticusMania]

Originally Posted by Jazz Ad

Suit and bowtie are mandatory. I'm expected to look like a man in black.

Men in Black dont wear bowties.