I'm just wondering what everyone thinks about dresscodes for working from home. Personally, I try to wear a work t-shirt (we have a lot of nice ones) along with grey sweatpants. I also try to shower and change my clothes at least twice a week. I'm also growing a pretty fierce beard.
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I wear what I wear to sleep: oxford button-down, chinos, drivers or boat shoes, and a fresh clean shave. Possibly because I get client calls at 2AM
I can understand your disgust if you're habituated to the shower/change everyday routine, but there's really no need to shower/change your clothes everyday when you work from home. In addition, most shirts/slacks don't need to be laundered after each wear even without WFH and especially during the winter there's no need to shower that often.
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