Butch Attire & Fashion

[Kelt]

Originally Posted by JDeere

Okay advice, I might be working in an office environment, I have NO clue on how to really dress for that.

I don't wear suits so that's out, so would khakis and dress pants with nice shirts work?

Is there any way to scope it out ahead of time? Walk through the building maybe? Seeing what others are wearing would help. On a first day I'd rather be a little more dressed than under dressed. Your plan sounds pretty good for most offices (I don't know what kind of business you're waking into).

Do you have anything like a sport jacket you can show up in and then just take off if it's too much?

[JDeere]

Originally Posted by Kelt

Is there any way to scope it out ahead of time? Walk through the building maybe? Seeing what others are wearing would help. On a first day I'd rather be a little more dressed than under dressed. Your plan sounds pretty good for most offices (I don't know what kind of business you're waking into).

Do you have anything like a sport jacket you can show up in and then just take off if it's too much?

No, no walk through on this job and I don't own a suit or anything like that.

It's a county job, I got the dress code but it was kind of vague. So I think it's going to be one of those you show up and they will tell ya what you can and can't wear.

[Kelt]

Originally Posted by JDeere

No, no walk through on this job and I don't own a suit or anything like that.

It's a county job, I got the dress code but it was kind of vague. So I think it's going to be one of those you show up and they will tell ya what you can and can't wear.

I think you'll be just fine.

For a future closet item, it doesn't need to be a suit, I never wear those, but look around local thrift stores. I've found great sport jackets for dirt cheap, which is good because I always have to shorten the sleeves a bit, about $20. Anyway, a jacket like that can add to khakis and a button up without being stuffy. It's a nice option to have around sometimes, looks good with jeans and boots too.

Good luck on the job.

[JDeere]

Originally Posted by Kelt

I think you'll be just fine.

For a future closet item, it doesn't need to be a suit, I never wear those, but look around local thrift stores. I've found great sport jackets for dirt cheap, which is good because I always have to shorten the sleeves a bit, about $20. Anyway, a jacket like that can add to khakis and a button up without being stuffy. It's a nice option to have around sometimes, looks good with jeans and boots too.

Good luck on the job.

Thank you! Much appreciated!

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[apollo]

Originally Posted by Kelt

I think you'll be just fine.

For a future closet item, it doesn't need to be a suit, I never wear those, but look around local thrift stores. I've found great sport jackets for dirt cheap, which is good because I always have to shorten the sleeves a bit, about $20. Anyway, a jacket like that can add to khakis and a button up without being stuffy. It's a nice option to have around sometimes, looks good with jeans and boots too.

Good luck on the job.

I second the thrift store! they always have such weird selections but i can usually find something with my kind of weird. i hate my body though so i'm always putting on layer after layer, even in the summer lol. lots of hoodies for this butch.

[JDeere]

Originally Posted by apollo

I second the thrift store! they always have such weird selections but i can usually find something with my kind of weird. i hate my body though so i'm always putting on layer after layer, even in the summer lol. lots of hoodies for this butch.

I hit up the thrift store but couldn't find anything in my size as far as pants go, I am in dire need of another pair of pants, for work.

They however had an awesome pair of old school Jordans in my size.

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