My bank does business casual in the summer. I'm in the market for one pair of black shoes and one pair of brown shoes. Versatile is key. Would somebody be able to post an Amazon (or similar company) link to a decent pair of shoes?
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2 pairs of Edward Green or Crockett and Jones shoes would be best. 1 black cap toe and 1 black perfurated cap toe.
are u guys serious at all
Also, are dress shirts with button down collars out of style. Should I ever wear them?
ferragamo loafers
if you're an analyst, you can't go wrong with buying 2 pairs of allen edmonds park avenues in black/brown.
Are those okay for business casual? Could I wear those with slacks and a button down shirt. No tie?
Also, what is the current style of dress shirts? Not the make, but the type of collar.
dont buy button-downs. most people i know wear cut-away collars, but i dont think too many people pay attention to it
are you serious? for business casual you would NEVER wear cut-away collars; they look retarded when the top button is undone (aka in a business casual setting). button down collars, while unacceptable for business formal (with a tie), are actually gaining momentum, fashion wise, for a business casual ensemble.
I'm a huge fan of the Ferragamo loafers as well - if you choose this option though, I would recommend staying away from the studio line.
Which Ferragamo loafers would be a good buy for business casual?
Thanks for the reality check aroth.
Does this work with a suit AND for business casual?
It has standard collar and button-cuffs.
http://www.thomaspink.co.uk/us/product-details/?00103245B1X
Actually, aroth you are correct, i was thinking of a spread collar, not a legit cut-away. i do have to say though that people on this board are too hung up on crap like clothes for work.
spread : with a tie button down: no tie
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