They're a Southern tradition from the plantation days and were adopted as the mark of the prep school, Ivy crowd of young Northeastern, educated gentlemen in the summer. You shouldn't really be wearing them to work at a junior level unless you have absolutely zero fucks to give, but you may see some of the senior guys wear them on a trading floor during the summer.

They're great socially. During the summer you can wear them to any event you'd wear a suit to. The key is getting proper footwear to complement the fabric: bucks, spectators, or (arguably) brown shoes.

I am permanently behind on PMs, it's not personal.
 
APAE:
They're a Southern tradition from the plantation days and were adopted as the mark of the prep school, Ivy crowd of young Northeastern, educated gentlemen in the summer. You shouldn't really be wearing them to work at a junior level unless you have absolutely zero fucks to give, but you may see some of the senior guys wear them on a trading floor during the summer.

They're great socially. During the summer you can wear them to any event you'd wear a suit to. The key is getting proper footwear to complement the fabric: bucks, spectators, or (arguably) brown shoes.

I think a nice pair of boat shoes would go well with the suit.

-RR
 
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RonaldReagan:
APAE:
They're a Southern tradition from the plantation days and were adopted as the mark of the prep school, Ivy crowd of young Northeastern, educated gentlemen in the summer. You shouldn't really be wearing them to work at a junior level unless you have absolutely zero fucks to give, but you may see some of the senior guys wear them on a trading floor during the summer.

They're great socially. During the summer you can wear them to any event you'd wear a suit to. The key is getting proper footwear to complement the fabric: bucks, spectators, or (arguably) brown shoes.

I think a nice pair of boat shoes would go well with the suit.

Yeah, if you're fratting (which I did), sure. Otherwise, no. You wouldn't wear boat shoes with a normal suit, you oughtn't to be doing it with seersucker. I've seen people crush seersucker with walnut loafers, good look. Also one guy absolutely nailed it with blue suede driving mocs, wow.
I am permanently behind on PMs, it's not personal.
 
APAE:
If you're going to a wedding where people will be spilling drinks on you, I need an invite to that event.

You're missing out, they're great. You can never really take the fraternity side out of most people.

-RR
 
RonaldReagan:
APAE:
If you're going to a wedding where people will be spilling drinks on you, I need an invite to that event.

You're missing out, they're great. You can never really take the fraternity side out of most people.

You're kidding. "Most people" are complete geeds.
I am permanently behind on PMs, it's not personal.
 

I've seen some of the senior guys wear them occasionally during the summer but that's about it. If you're a junior guy, I would only wear them outside of the office on the weekends to a party or something like that. Unless you give zero fucks, then have it.

 

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