Dress code · Suit and tie
Business
- Casual
- Smart Casual
- Business Casual
- Business
- Cocktail(not in our range)
- Black Tie(not in our range)
What is Business?
Business means a suit: jacket and trousers in the same fabric, with a shirt, tie and smooth leather shoes. The colors stay calm – navy or gray, a white or light blue shirt, dark shoes. More important than any detail is that the suit fits.
Typical
- Suit in navy or gray
- White or light blue shirt
- Tie, muted and without a pattern
- Derby, Oxford or Budapester in smooth leather
Better not
- Sneakers and suede loafers
- Shirt without a tie
- Short-sleeve shirt under the jacket
- Light socks with dark shoes
What do I wear for Business?
3 outfits from our catalog in which every pair is rated safe – including the jacket. In Studio you see them instantly as a preview, in the “Studio” scene.
Navy suit jacket, Light blue poplin shirt, Navy silk tie, Navy suit trousers, Dark brown smooth leather derby
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Medium gray suit jacket, Light blue striped shirt, Navy silk tie, Medium gray suit trousers, Brown Budapester
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Navy suit jacket, White poplin shirt, Navy silk tie, Navy suit trousers, Dark brown smooth leather derby
View in Studio
Better not like this
Swap one piece and the first outfit falls apart. Brown hiking boot instead of Dark brown smooth leather derby: Smooth suit trousers with a crease over a clunky lug sole do not fit.
How we rate pairs
Dressier still: not in our range
- Cocktail
- For men, cocktail means a dark suit in navy or charcoal with a shirt, tie and black smooth leather shoes – more festive than at the office.
- Black Tie
- Black tie means a tuxedo: black or midnight blue jacket with silk lapels, trousers with a side stripe, a white tuxedo shirt, a black bow tie and black patent or polished Oxford shoes.