ITT : post your job and what you wear at work.I own an ice cream shop. When I’m at work, some fits are just not going to fly. How can I look swagged out at work without looking ridiculous?>30yo, 6’3”, muscular build, usually just wear a comfy t shirt and adidas track pants and I’ve been feeling like a slob lately
never had a job in my lifealso havent fucked in thirty years, ill be 50yo this year
>>18761590you work at an ice cream shop. Embrace the whimsicality. wear a nice striped cotton dress shirt, a white cap, and a polka-dot bowtie (self-tied, not a crappy pre-tied one, or at least a decent looking vintage one that clips to the collar) all under an apron. As for the bottom half, slacks and sneakers should be fine.you can make the look work, you just have to truly put thought into it and avoid having it look like a crummy party city costume like your picrel
>>18761601and if you have doubts, remember you're 6'3" with a muscular build and therefore immediately counteract any concern of the look being too dorky/lame. At worst you'll look a bit old timey, but i imagine people won't hate that
>>18761590Id wear a suit
>>18761641Long sleeves are a no go. Ice cream all over forearms. And it gets hot af in summer.>>18761603The old timey ice cream man aesthetic would be cool, but my shop isn’t really decorated like that. People mostly get rolled ice cream, we make it right in front of them, like a hibachi type thing.
I work from home. I wear what this guy wears when I go to the office occasionally.In the summer I wore just polos and shorts when I went for a company off-site recently.
>>18761655ok then, band collar shirt, vintage suspenders, neckerchief
would be a fun and memorable gimmick to wear a suit, might bring customers back?