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Barbour, Belstaff, and Peter Millar are all good options
Have an Orvis vest that I am very pleased with.
I wear my Costco vest. Puts your snobby attitudes to shame.
I really like my black, standard Columbia vest. It is rather low key but still looks fine with a button down. Why spend $110 on a vest when you can pay $30, with the only difference being the company's brand? Good looks on not being the five billionth person to buy a Fratagonia vest. It is the Canada Goose jacket of vests.
Why do you need a vest indoors?
So people know you trade bro.
Not a huge fan of vests. They're not all that practical or, in my opinion, fashionable. I'd go Barbour or J. Crew, and I'd probably avoid fleeced ones.
Gotta keep the core warm in a cold office without restricting movement of the arms, very practical
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