Do people still wear suits

[User6179]

Funerals and weddings only.

However I really don't want to wear a suit at my funeral. Would much prefer to be buried in t shirt and shorts.

You might not have much choice in the matter

 

[ufkacbln]

Always, and with a tie, always.
I find it very unprofessional to dress smart/casual for work, especially if you are in a position of meeting clients, contractors, etc etc. As for suits and no tie, disgraceful.
Whatever happened to 'first impressions last'
But maybe I'm old fashioned

We changed policy a few years ago......

Ties were shown to be a major source of cros infection and banned!

As a result open necked shirts and short sleeves became the norm.

It was extremely uncomfortable and just seemed "wrong", but I m used to it now.

 

[ufkacbln]

Funerals and weddings only.

However I really don't want to wear a suit at my funeral. Would much prefer to be buried in t shirt and shorts.

Going somehwere hot are we?

 

[Globalti]

Whatever you wear or do at an interview, DO NOT, under any circumstances call the interviewers "You Guys".

Just don't, OK?

 

[stephec]

We changed policy a few years ago......

Ties were shown to be a major source of cros infection and banned!

As a result open necked shirts and short sleeves became the norm.

It was extremely uncomfortable and just seemed "wrong", but I m used to it now.

What were you doing with them?

 

[colly]

What were you doing with them?

Well you know that thing the stripper does, running something, usually a tie from a front row attendee under her crotch.................

Allegedly.

 

[LarryDuff]

Going somehwere hot are we?

Maybe

 

[ufkacbln]

What were you doing with them?

Genuinely

It was shown that health care professions were scrupulous in wearing clean well laundered clothes, and then wearing the same tie day after day.

Research showed that many ties were infected with MRSA, E coli, and a whole range of diseases.

 

[Herbie]

I think it depends on the job.
If I was going for an office based or senior position I'd wear a suit, or atleast a skirt and smart jacket.
For a job in retail or in school (those are the only interviews I've had recently) I would favour the smart-casual look.

I had an interview today...went smart kinda casual with tie....got the job...mind you the job is supporting adults with learning difficulties so doesn't require fancy apparel...glad I made the effort

 

[Herbie]

I always envied George Melly his taste in suits:

Cool dude....much missed

 

[Moon bunny]

Genuinely

It was shown that health care professions were scrupulous in wearing clean wee laundered clothes,..

I see their mistake, if they had worn clothes laundered in soapy water instead of wee...

 

[slowmotion]

I don't think I have ever seen a funeral director working in casual dress. Has anybody else? Does California have some?

 

[jhawk]

I should wear a suit more often, but around town, it would look a bit strange. Oh well, tomorrow is "Well-Dressed Wednesday" after all!

 

[simon.r]

Suit and open necked shirt, but only if the shirt has a button down collar.

 

[Flying_Monkey]

Suit and open necked shirt, but only if the shirt has a button down collar.

Still wrong.