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[FishermanTim]

polyester shirts, wide or thin ties, and button down collar.
Although I do like the "business casual" attire I wear today, I didn't mind the shirt and tie workplace.
What kills me is that EVERY YEAR our company has to remind some employees that sweatpants, spandex shorts, beach sandals, cut-off tee shirts and shorts are NOT business casual.

( I remember one incident a few years back when we only had casual Fridays, and one fairly attractive woman decided to wear spandex slacks to work for casual Friday. Someone had to point out that she was sporting a prominent "camel-toe". Needless to say, she did not repeat that wardrobe malfunction.

Lord, I think back to some of my own creative wardrobe choices, and I wince. I was just ahead of my time in funk and fashion I guess.

[The Dad Fisherman]

Originally Posted by FishermanTim

( I remember one incident a few years back when we only had casual Fridays, and one fairly attractive woman decided to wear spandex slacks to work for casual Friday. Someone had to point out that she was sporting a prominent "camel-toe". Needless to say, she did not repeat that wardrobe malfunction.

I hope you took that person outside and kicked their ass.....somebody always has to ruin everybody elses good time

[FishermanTim]

No self respecting guy would have said anything.... her fellow female associates on the other hand....

Then there was one other time when our manager, also a fairly attractive woman, decided to go with a farmer's overall type dress (picture a dress with bib-overall straps) and wore a tee shirt (and no support for "the girls"!
Needless to say, the straps from the dress "corralled" her ponies quite nicely. Once again, she never wore that again.

Then there was the single mom that dressed like a tramp. She was a good employee and a good oerson, but sometimes her style took you by surprise.

By today's standards, it's kind of tame in comparison to the 80's and 90's.