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Monday, June 12, 2006

The Look: Jackets and Pants

Below is an extract from our Interview Guide eBook available at http://www.execstyle.com/eBook/Interview_Dress_Etiquette.pdf

The Look: Jackets and Pants
Business Attire VS Smart Casual

Mid to Dark colored suit

  • Solid Navy or Grey are best, you can con-
    sider a subtle stripe.
  • More prominent stripes are appropriate
    only for higher level executive positions
  • Black suits are more formal and austere.
    If you do wear black, soften the look with
    a blue shirt.

Pants: Must match jacket

  • Pleated pants have a more classical look
  • Flat front pants have a slimming, mod-
    ern look, but may look awkward on larger
    men.
  • Suit pants and jacket MUST be tailored
    from identical fabric.

VERSUS

Khakis or slacks

  • Always with a crisp crease
  • Cotton, wool or micro-fiber
  • Darker colors are dressier
  • Lighter colors are more casual
  • Avoid jeans or cargo pants

Sport coat or blazer:

  • Makes a casual look a bit more formal
  • Can be removed for a more casual look
  • Choose a jacket in a solid shade or a
    subtle design (no bold, bright patterns or
    colors)



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