How to Win at The Work-Wardrobe Game

Not everyone can wear jeans, tee shirt or a hoodie to work, or a full-blown business suit. Most work places have what we call a corporate dress-code, which usually translates into formal shirts and trousers. It might also translate into a bit casual but there is a fine line in business dressing where ‘casual’ should not cross ‘not caring about appearances’!

To iron-out any confusion we have put together an edit which will help you navigate the world of corporate dressing or dressing for work-environment in general.

Browse through our edit to decode power dressing for work and see which ones you'd consider wearing. You can shop the styles at J Rack Store.

The key style tips are to dress for your size and have well-fitted garments, both shirts and trousers. For shirts, opt for modern silhouettes like slim-fits that flatter your body shape. Navy pants are a must-have in wardrobe since they usually pair well with most shirts, solids and prints alike.

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Khaki pants are the building block of every man’s wardrobe. They exude a polished appearance without being rigidly formal. Also, as an added bonus they will go with almost every shirt in your wardrobe!

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Its important to keep the hemline of trousers tailored to avoid looking sloppy. Pants that crease at the hemline are a big no-no. A ‘break’ is a spot where trousers meets the shoe, tailor pants to mid-break or no break.

Remember, tailored pants and ironed clothes always mean business.

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