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Article: Business Attire Goes More Casual but Most Office Workers Embrace Dress Codes.
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- Business Wire
- Article date:
- November 21, 2007
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LINCOLNSHIRE, Ill. -- At one time, wearing jeans to the office was considered a special privilege or part of a weekly "casual day," but jeans today are considered acceptable "business casual" attire, according to 45 percent of administrative professionals responding to a survey by office product company Quill Corporation. In fact, only 35.6 percent of respondents work for companies that still have a designated casual day. The survey was conducted among 407 administrative professionals.
Not surprising, the most common attire regarded as business casual are khaki pants (78.4 percent) and polo/golf shirts (76.2 percent). For women, Capri pants also scored high as ...
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