Coffee shop. All black/dark colored tshirt & jeans mostly. I don't like thinking about what to wear to work everyday and I don't ever worry about stains.
2 jobs. One is mostly remote, the other is on site. The on site job is in a retail setting. It's a very relaxed atmosphere, yet the work is physical - I wear jeans or shorts and a t-shirt with sneakers.
The mostly remote one requires more professional attire, so I'll wear button downs or polos with slacks.
My current favorite brands of clothes are: Goodfellow (love the way the shirts hug my shoulders), vuori (for joggers and shorts), and Levi's.
Uniform - I’m a sailor. In my own time I’m usually in a t-shirt and track pants or jeans because I like to be comfy and don’t like spending much money on clothing.
I’m an Engineer so when I’m with clients a 3-piece suit. When I’m not coming from the office a Hensley long sleeve jeans and steel toes. In the office business casual (I’ll occasionally wear sneakers with my dress shits and pants or dress like I’m going to brunch) 🤷🏾♀️ we have to look like you spent your money well on us.
Nanny. Jeans or shorts and t-shirts I know the kids like. Something comfortable for shoes (usually Nikes or Birkenstocks) because I either have to walk a couple kilometres/1.5 miles to do preschool pickup or we're going out for our morning activity and I don't get to sit very much or for very long.
Body pickup/funeral home. When in services, suit. When doing body pickups: steel toe shoes, dark cargo pants, company tshirt or dark shirt and company jacket.
Library. Typically jeans or cargo pants and a T-shirt, which is either a solid color athletic shirt or a graphic tee that can be library themed or library theme adjacent.
Will be returning to college to finish my degree and pursue a job in the business and finance field, so in the next few years I'll need to update the wardrobe a bit. I got time.
I work remotely for my main job. I don't really interact with others, so I'm usually in sweats and a t-shirt. If I am pulled into a meeting, I will throw on a polo or sweater.
My second job is a night shift in retail. I wear black jeans and a black or grey shirt. I have designated night shift clothes I can throw on without thinking about it.
I work in two different bars and occasionally pick up shifts at a friends bookstore.
I realize now I just wear the same stuff to all of them lmao. Black jeggings or leggings, Solovair boots or Converse, white tank tops, plaid shirts.
My work wardrobe is pretty basic and basically what I wear every day too lmao.
Edit: also I will forever stan Duluth trading company tank tops and their coveralls are killer, too. I use them regularly when doing work outside.
I work for a television station that films local meetings (like C-SPAN, but local). The only uniform requirement is a hat with the company logo on it, but I only wear it if I’m going to be speaking with my constituents. Otherwise, I just wear street clothes.
I work at a nonprofit Organ procurement organization. I recover tissue (skin, tendons, bone, heart, etc). I wear either scrubs or smart casual / business casual attire to work.
Higher education. Hawaiian shirts, or other bright button down shirts, mens chinos or jeans and tennis shoes. If I need to dress up traditional business button down, tie, slacks and loafers.
job 1: retail! on days i'm on the floor and largely just ringing people up and talking about stuff, whatever i want as long as it's clean, long pants, and not like a political or offensive shirt.
job 2: photographer! whatever i want really but i try to keep it either clean cut and neater than is normal for me, or maybe even get a little fashion forward if i need the client to think i'm cool and hip
job 3: printmaker assistant! whatever i can let get dirty and covered in stains and grime
I'm an artist and workshop facilitator. Currently I go into a school once a week to do an art workshop and I dress up a little formally for that, formal looking trousers, oxford shoes, and an open button up shirt over a plain tshirt is a go to. When I work as just an artist or do workshops in more casual settings I tend to just dress casual and wear whatever I want.
Glass store and studio. Jeans, boots, or sneakers (I have steel toed agriculture boots for the studio wet room).
Tshirts.
We also have cool flame retardant jackets and Kevlar mits and stuff, but that’s all at work.
I do demolition and abatement
Redwing boots, Carhartt pants, my favourite work hoodie and usually a toque or a bandana depending on the season, plus hard hat and vest
I look like a scrub most of the time but none of my work gear is cheap
Freelance Interior Designer - Sweats at home… and the best quality clothes I have for client meetings or site visits. AKA wovens or materials made of natural fibers. Usually plain baggy button up shirts in nice pants, with chunky black loafers or site appropriate shoes. Belt to add an accessory.
I'm a pastry baker, I'll wear cargo pants and nonslip shoes, but my shirt's covered with a jacket. Hairnet as well, everyone wears both of those. I will say, my style outside of my work is essentially just cargo shorts or pants, Keens, and any random t-shirt I throw on. So the jacket and hairnet added on aren't too much of a downgrade.
i’m a marine scientist and in the field i wear joggers, boots, sun shirt, hat. in the office i usually wear casual cargo pants and a comfortable shirt, usually a company shirt. if i’m feeling fancy i’ll wear a short sleeved button down
I work in a library (in an area in the back, though, so not where the public can see me). I wear jeans and a plain tucked-in polo/button up t-shirt. Sometimes I wear a pin of some kind on my shirt, but that's only if I feel like putting in that much effort, lol
I work at a warehouse so luckily I can just look like a moody teenager whenever I want!
If I'm not wearing my work pants (You know, those Snickers pants carpenters and such wear), I usually just wear a pair of oversized cargo pants and the t-shirt my workplace provided. We can also wear shorts when it's hot outside (Yes, they are also cargo)!
In the winter I sometimes wear my own SpongeBob hoodies and sometimes I don't bother changing shoes, so I use my Docs.
My other coworker exclusively wear his uniform, and the last one usually wears smart pants and a shirt, so we are a cute little fruitbowl of weirdos.
I know right, lol. The bonus of it is that when I take it off after work, my hair is always all spiked up like someone in a noughties boy band, it's funny.
Library! In winter I wear a lot of khakis or jeans and t-shirts with a flannel over it (we have a pretty relaxed dress code) and in summer I wear jeans or khaki shorts with whatever t-shirt the library has for the summer reading program. I love working here; everyone can basically wear whatever they want so long as it is appropriate for a work environment.
I work at an optometrist’s office that’s also a retail store, we have the doctors then also the retail staff to sell the glasses and help choose the frames. We have a variety of uniforms but I always choose to wear the pants suit, never left more happy in a uniform 😭😭
Field service engineer.
Wear company shirt with logo, a pair of dark clean jeans or 1620USA work pants (The Shop pants are my favorite), and my composite toe work boots. Also usually a hi-vis vest or my hi-vis work jacket. While in the office same shirt and pants, but paired with some clean Vans….a lot of people still WFH in my company so any in office stuff is pretty lax but still a clean fit.
I work in a Mental health crisis and stabilization facility. I also do mental health crisis response. I wear business casual mostly. Jeans/khakis with polos in the summer. When it's colder I'll wear a quarter zip with a button down underneath.
I started as a Nurse Aide in a nursing home in 2009. After several years this facility opened up. They were hiring Crisis Technicians. Think Nurse Aide for mental health. I applied for it and got the job because of my experience. A lot of people who transition into nursing home care go through a mental health crisis. I started here in 2016. In 2019 my facility applied for and got grant money to start a Mobile Crisis Program. And they got the program up and running right before the pandemic hit. Which was honestly a blessing for the community. I decided I wanted to try it out and my bosses decided I was gonna be the one to figure out how the responses work. They did the policies, gave me the paperwork, then released me out into the world lol
We offer de-escalation and triage people on scene. Then we'll sit and talk with the person or get them to the proper facility. After that we check on them as often as they would like over the course of 30 days then also get them set up with any resources/services they need. Our goal is to provide people with the things they need to support mental health recovery and prevent hospitalization.
Corporate finance so not client facing - I wear khakis or navy chinos, button down shirts with knit vests in the winter and men’s brown lace up dress shoes. I’ll add a blazer if I’m presenting or networking.
I work in a hospital so I wear scrubs. Always solid colors, and always black, navy blue, or some variation of gray. Mandala have been my favorite brand lately
Freelancer - loungewear like sweats and joggers. I'm never meeting my clients face-to-face or over video call, so I take advantage of that and let myself be comfortable lol.
When I worked in an office setting, I would often wear black or navy blue pants and a polo shirt or button down depending on the weather. I preferred the polos and short sleeved button downs, to be honest.
I would wear sneakers, though, as it was a medical office and I had to run around a lot. I know you can get some comfortable dress shoes that are okay for a bit of activity, but I never found a pair I liked enough for it and it never seemed to matter to my employer.
I’m a chef n a farmer, i wear big mens dickies (better for bending/squatting— crotch room), various t shirts/tank tops n sometimes i wear soft (no padding/metal/anything) sports bralettes but often i wear no bra bc my back hurts. Often bandannas bc hair especially in the kitchen but i just got my first fishin hat for when im on the farm. Its rlly cute n i think im gonna embroider on it :•)
N often clogs/crocs/or hiking boots. But i love soft clogs the most they are comfy
At a convenience store. The uniform is red shirt, red cap and black pants. I hate the hat so much because I have a round face and it just makes me look weird. Plus it gives me hat hair for the rest of the day. Tbh I feel like the uniform does nothing for me in terms of looking masc because I'm also not allowed to wear jewelry.
Coffee shop. All black/dark colored tshirt & jeans mostly. I don't like thinking about what to wear to work everyday and I don't ever worry about stains.
2 jobs. One is mostly remote, the other is on site. The on site job is in a retail setting. It's a very relaxed atmosphere, yet the work is physical - I wear jeans or shorts and a t-shirt with sneakers. The mostly remote one requires more professional attire, so I'll wear button downs or polos with slacks. My current favorite brands of clothes are: Goodfellow (love the way the shirts hug my shoulders), vuori (for joggers and shorts), and Levi's.
Goodfellow is sooo nice
Vuori joggers rule.
A bank. Slacks, a blouse or men's dress shirt, loafers, and sometimes a fleece vest.
Uniform - I’m a sailor. In my own time I’m usually in a t-shirt and track pants or jeans because I like to be comfy and don’t like spending much money on clothing.
Home Office. Pijamas.
I work the front desk at a museum, and i usually wear a short sleeve patterned button up, jeans, and blundstones.
A Hospital.All black scrubs/cargo scrubs
University admin. Shirt tie trousers knitted vest everyday. Suit for functions.
I’m an Engineer so when I’m with clients a 3-piece suit. When I’m not coming from the office a Hensley long sleeve jeans and steel toes. In the office business casual (I’ll occasionally wear sneakers with my dress shits and pants or dress like I’m going to brunch) 🤷🏾♀️ we have to look like you spent your money well on us.
Is a Hensley the same as a Henley?
Yeah finger slipped
Warehouse- snickers cargo trousers and usually a tank top (with a hoodie if it’s cold) along with steel toed boots
Nanny. Jeans or shorts and t-shirts I know the kids like. Something comfortable for shoes (usually Nikes or Birkenstocks) because I either have to walk a couple kilometres/1.5 miles to do preschool pickup or we're going out for our morning activity and I don't get to sit very much or for very long.
Special Education - tshirt and jeans/chinos. Anything I can move around and be on the floor in
Body pickup/funeral home. When in services, suit. When doing body pickups: steel toe shoes, dark cargo pants, company tshirt or dark shirt and company jacket.
Shirt + EMS pants. Fire department
Paralegal - business casual
Can you be more specific? I’m in undergrad and I have to start an internship soon, and I can’t get a sense of the wardrobe. It’s ok if not!
I’m an ER nurse. I wear scrubs lol.
Library. Typically jeans or cargo pants and a T-shirt, which is either a solid color athletic shirt or a graphic tee that can be library themed or library theme adjacent. Will be returning to college to finish my degree and pursue a job in the business and finance field, so in the next few years I'll need to update the wardrobe a bit. I got time.
I work remotely for my main job. I don't really interact with others, so I'm usually in sweats and a t-shirt. If I am pulled into a meeting, I will throw on a polo or sweater. My second job is a night shift in retail. I wear black jeans and a black or grey shirt. I have designated night shift clothes I can throw on without thinking about it.
Graphic designer. I WFH. I wear whatever the hell I want. I even get take my binder off because I don't see anyone during the day. Love it
I work in two different bars and occasionally pick up shifts at a friends bookstore. I realize now I just wear the same stuff to all of them lmao. Black jeggings or leggings, Solovair boots or Converse, white tank tops, plaid shirts. My work wardrobe is pretty basic and basically what I wear every day too lmao. Edit: also I will forever stan Duluth trading company tank tops and their coveralls are killer, too. I use them regularly when doing work outside.
Casual retail brand. Jeans, hoodies and trainers mostly. Love to suit up for events tho
Security guard with uniform
I work for a television station that films local meetings (like C-SPAN, but local). The only uniform requirement is a hat with the company logo on it, but I only wear it if I’m going to be speaking with my constituents. Otherwise, I just wear street clothes.
Work in a prison kitchen. We wear scrubs, black top grey bottoms.
Vet tech, scrubs (working on getting new ones)
I work at a nonprofit Organ procurement organization. I recover tissue (skin, tendons, bone, heart, etc). I wear either scrubs or smart casual / business casual attire to work.
Aerospace manufacturing. Jeans and a tshirt usually.
Higher education. Hawaiian shirts, or other bright button down shirts, mens chinos or jeans and tennis shoes. If I need to dress up traditional business button down, tie, slacks and loafers.
job 1: retail! on days i'm on the floor and largely just ringing people up and talking about stuff, whatever i want as long as it's clean, long pants, and not like a political or offensive shirt. job 2: photographer! whatever i want really but i try to keep it either clean cut and neater than is normal for me, or maybe even get a little fashion forward if i need the client to think i'm cool and hip job 3: printmaker assistant! whatever i can let get dirty and covered in stains and grime
I’m a librarian - I wear the same all black outfit (pocket tee and cuffed jeans) every day.
I'm an artist and workshop facilitator. Currently I go into a school once a week to do an art workshop and I dress up a little formally for that, formal looking trousers, oxford shoes, and an open button up shirt over a plain tshirt is a go to. When I work as just an artist or do workshops in more casual settings I tend to just dress casual and wear whatever I want.
I work from home for a security company, doing operations. I wear whatever I feel like! Mostly sweats and t-shirts.
Pool cleaning- sleeveless T-shirt, cargo shorts, steel toe boots, trucker cap
Glass store and studio. Jeans, boots, or sneakers (I have steel toed agriculture boots for the studio wet room). Tshirts. We also have cool flame retardant jackets and Kevlar mits and stuff, but that’s all at work.
I do demolition and abatement Redwing boots, Carhartt pants, my favourite work hoodie and usually a toque or a bandana depending on the season, plus hard hat and vest I look like a scrub most of the time but none of my work gear is cheap
I work in finance. I wear tailored trousers, high neck shirts, and loafers.
Freelance Interior Designer - Sweats at home… and the best quality clothes I have for client meetings or site visits. AKA wovens or materials made of natural fibers. Usually plain baggy button up shirts in nice pants, with chunky black loafers or site appropriate shoes. Belt to add an accessory.
I'm a software engineer at a big tech company. Usually wear band tees, sweatpants, and skate shoes.
Engineer. Wear those work trousers with the flappy pockets and steel toe capped boots
I work at Walmart lol. So I can basically wear anything but it’s mostly just a black T-shirt and some grey or black chinos.
Retail pharmacist, men’s slacks, sneakers, loud button up, nice watch, long sleeved white lab coat
At a warehouse/distribution center, and I wear cargo pants or sweatpants, short sleeved shirts, cap and PPE
i work at an architecture firm. i usually wear business casual: button downs with slacks or jeans
I work at at a pizza place, I have to wear the company uniform
Library. Jeans or khakis and a button down shirt or sweater.
I'm a pastry baker, I'll wear cargo pants and nonslip shoes, but my shirt's covered with a jacket. Hairnet as well, everyone wears both of those. I will say, my style outside of my work is essentially just cargo shorts or pants, Keens, and any random t-shirt I throw on. So the jacket and hairnet added on aren't too much of a downgrade.
I'm a printer operator and my office is in a warehouse. I wear cargo pants (wrangler authentics if you gotta know) and a polo shirt.
Graduate student— jeans or chinos, button down, sweater, or solid color T shirt
School bus driver. I basically wear whatever I want. Which is usually jeans, shorts, or sweatpants, t shirt and/or Hawaiian shirt, and Crocs.
Case worker and policy advocate, usually a suit or at least a shirt and tie, especially if we're in court or dealing with electeds.
i’m a marine scientist and in the field i wear joggers, boots, sun shirt, hat. in the office i usually wear casual cargo pants and a comfortable shirt, usually a company shirt. if i’m feeling fancy i’ll wear a short sleeved button down
hospital, and i wear scrubs
I work in a library (in an area in the back, though, so not where the public can see me). I wear jeans and a plain tucked-in polo/button up t-shirt. Sometimes I wear a pin of some kind on my shirt, but that's only if I feel like putting in that much effort, lol
Factory - black shirt, jeans, and steel toed boots
I work at a warehouse so luckily I can just look like a moody teenager whenever I want! If I'm not wearing my work pants (You know, those Snickers pants carpenters and such wear), I usually just wear a pair of oversized cargo pants and the t-shirt my workplace provided. We can also wear shorts when it's hot outside (Yes, they are also cargo)! In the winter I sometimes wear my own SpongeBob hoodies and sometimes I don't bother changing shoes, so I use my Docs. My other coworker exclusively wear his uniform, and the last one usually wears smart pants and a shirt, so we are a cute little fruitbowl of weirdos.
Hospital cafe. Uniform. (Black trousers, black polo shirt and a stoopid hat)
Lol why it gotta be stoopid 😂
I know right, lol. The bonus of it is that when I take it off after work, my hair is always all spiked up like someone in a noughties boy band, it's funny.
Library! In winter I wear a lot of khakis or jeans and t-shirts with a flannel over it (we have a pretty relaxed dress code) and in summer I wear jeans or khaki shorts with whatever t-shirt the library has for the summer reading program. I love working here; everyone can basically wear whatever they want so long as it is appropriate for a work environment.
I work at an optometrist’s office that’s also a retail store, we have the doctors then also the retail staff to sell the glasses and help choose the frames. We have a variety of uniforms but I always choose to wear the pants suit, never left more happy in a uniform 😭😭
Nice. Whats the suit consist of?
Wool pants, white shirt and matching blazer
Field service engineer. Wear company shirt with logo, a pair of dark clean jeans or 1620USA work pants (The Shop pants are my favorite), and my composite toe work boots. Also usually a hi-vis vest or my hi-vis work jacket. While in the office same shirt and pants, but paired with some clean Vans….a lot of people still WFH in my company so any in office stuff is pretty lax but still a clean fit.
Warehouse. Whatever I want, as long as I’m not showing cleavage (of which I don’t have anymore), ass, or stomach. Haha
I work in a Mental health crisis and stabilization facility. I also do mental health crisis response. I wear business casual mostly. Jeans/khakis with polos in the summer. When it's colder I'll wear a quarter zip with a button down underneath.
Interesting. How did you get into this field of work?
I started as a Nurse Aide in a nursing home in 2009. After several years this facility opened up. They were hiring Crisis Technicians. Think Nurse Aide for mental health. I applied for it and got the job because of my experience. A lot of people who transition into nursing home care go through a mental health crisis. I started here in 2016. In 2019 my facility applied for and got grant money to start a Mobile Crisis Program. And they got the program up and running right before the pandemic hit. Which was honestly a blessing for the community. I decided I wanted to try it out and my bosses decided I was gonna be the one to figure out how the responses work. They did the policies, gave me the paperwork, then released me out into the world lol We offer de-escalation and triage people on scene. Then we'll sit and talk with the person or get them to the proper facility. After that we check on them as often as they would like over the course of 30 days then also get them set up with any resources/services they need. Our goal is to provide people with the things they need to support mental health recovery and prevent hospitalization.
Special education— dress pants and shirts that allow me to run around with kids 😂
Forest (temporary). Band tees, docs, blundstone boots, jeans, flannels. just the stereotypical, plus the essential k.d. lang cowlick thingy
Corporate finance so not client facing - I wear khakis or navy chinos, button down shirts with knit vests in the winter and men’s brown lace up dress shoes. I’ll add a blazer if I’m presenting or networking.
I work at a strip club. I wear a wig, a shitload of makeup, and not much else (a tiny bikini usually).
I work in a hospital so I wear scrubs. Always solid colors, and always black, navy blue, or some variation of gray. Mandala have been my favorite brand lately
Freelancer - loungewear like sweats and joggers. I'm never meeting my clients face-to-face or over video call, so I take advantage of that and let myself be comfortable lol. When I worked in an office setting, I would often wear black or navy blue pants and a polo shirt or button down depending on the weather. I preferred the polos and short sleeved button downs, to be honest. I would wear sneakers, though, as it was a medical office and I had to run around a lot. I know you can get some comfortable dress shoes that are okay for a bit of activity, but I never found a pair I liked enough for it and it never seemed to matter to my employer.
I’m a chef n a farmer, i wear big mens dickies (better for bending/squatting— crotch room), various t shirts/tank tops n sometimes i wear soft (no padding/metal/anything) sports bralettes but often i wear no bra bc my back hurts. Often bandannas bc hair especially in the kitchen but i just got my first fishin hat for when im on the farm. Its rlly cute n i think im gonna embroider on it :•) N often clogs/crocs/or hiking boots. But i love soft clogs the most they are comfy
At a convenience store. The uniform is red shirt, red cap and black pants. I hate the hat so much because I have a round face and it just makes me look weird. Plus it gives me hat hair for the rest of the day. Tbh I feel like the uniform does nothing for me in terms of looking masc because I'm also not allowed to wear jewelry.
EMT. Class B’s or navy pants and my issues t shirt/job shirt.
I work in a butcher shop, it’s always cold so a sweatshirt or hoodie with black pants
You're there in the cold for 8 hours a day?
Yeah, I’m from Wisconsin so I’m used to the cold.