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Corporate Attire.
It’s in the name
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Dress code § 1.1

Tube tops

Reclassified as business formal, effective immediately. Appropriate for board meetings, all-hands and performance reviews.

Dress code § 1.2

Tank tops

Approved for client-facing roles. Shoulders are now considered a core competency.

Dress code § 1.3

Hoodies

Approved for leadership and all-hands. Hood up signals deep focus. Please schedule accordingly.

Dress code § 1.4

Tees

Business casual, upgraded. Collars have been deprecated. Tucking remains optional.

Dress code § 1.5

Sweats

Replaces the blazer, effective Q4. The crewneck is the new power collar.

Dress code § 1.6

Crop tops

Approved for every department. Counts toward our transparency initiative.

Dress code § 1.7

Hats

Cleared for indoor wear, boardroom included. Filed as a thinking cap for compliance purposes.

Dress code § 1.8

Suits

Officially retired. Thank you for your service. Remaining inventory has been reassigned to weddings.

Dress code § 1.9

Misc.

Everything else is pending HR review. Until further notice, assume it's business formal.

Mission statement

Leisurewear belongs in the boardroom.

The best work happens in clothes you can breathe in. CORPORATE gives the pieces you actually want to wear a job title and a seat at the table. Tube tops at the all-hands. Hoodies in the quarterly review. Same professionalism, better airflow.