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No logos my man. Especially monday-thursday.
The brand on your watch matters a ton, but not on your shirt. If you're new to dress shirts, pay attention to fit and fabric quality: the stakes are higher than on campus.
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Can an SA wear a vintage IWC dress watch? Old 40s watch from my grandpa
Get Tommy Hilfiger everything. The biggest logos you can find, and go baggy, over-sized and wrinkled. Bonus points if the interviewer can hear 'Real Slim Shady' blasting from the headphones on your Diskman.
Supreme?
The big 12"X 18" Standard Tommy logo is fine.
I say a shirt with a small logo or just buy a shirt without a logo
shirt with small logos
True flexers forgo the logo
No logos. You don't want to draw unnecessary attention to your shirt.
Dress shirt with a giant SUPREME fuckboy logo is the way to go.
No logos is indeed the rule, but I wear Allen Edmonds polos to work. They have a logo but it's so subdued as to be effectively invisible.
I will say no logos on the shirt, but a nice watch is a must
Generally speaking, try and refrain from logos or at least try and keep the logo to a minimum.
For me a good rule of thumb for dress shirts is:
1) If you're wearing a suit (or a jacket with chinos outside of the office) - No logos 2) If you're wearing a tie (even without a jacket) - No logos 3) If you don't have to wear a jacket or a tie - Small logo (VV, polo, etc.) is allowable
I understand that the brands want to turn everyone into walking billboards, but even with no jacket or tie, is there any positive social signaling benefit from shirt logos?
That's a fair point, I guess there will always be someone walking around with a better label on than you at work, so trying to out brand someone always eventually earns you a nice ego check at some point.
I was speaking more along the lines of if you're already in a no jacket/no tie environment you can probably get away with a small logo here and there.
For me personally I like polo RL oxford shirts bc that's what my dad would wear to church on Sunday's as a kid growing up, so for some reason that just has always stuck with me.
Also, no shirt pockets when you're in the office.
No pockets, unless your name is Lloyd.
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