The Difference Between Student Clothes And Work Clothes

So what is your dressing in a real working environment? Let me share with you some of the white-collar workers working in Manila.

Now!

Usually, in Manila, dressing is divided into two types: business formal and casual.

That is business dress and leisure.

Business formal is like this.

Usually, large companies ask employees to dress up every Monday to Thursday.

Friday to Sunday can be a little more casual.

Small and medium-sized companies usually do not ask for too much dress.

In formal dress,

Shoes should also be formal leather shoes.

Besides, in formal working occasions, it is not appropriate for girls to wear toe shoes.

And casual is not a casual dress to wear. Oh, it usually refers to this.

Casual in the workplace is just less formal, not Cowboy SHORTS and suspenders. This is the same for small and medium-sized companies that require employees to wear large companies but still require many employees to wear them.

Usually, shorts, skirts, slippers, holes in underwear, suspenders, waistcoat, light material clothing and so on are not allowed to appear in the workplace clothes are not allowed.

Some students may find themselves accustomed to the student's T-shirt.

Suddenly, I was very unaccustomed to wearing formal clothes.

In Philippines, university students are uniformed at the undergraduate stage, even if they do not wear uniform, they will wear formal suits when they are on examination and reply.

Therefore, the habit and temperament of wearing formal clothes are cultivated.

The more you wear, the better you look!

Finally, I would like to share with you some pictures of uniformed undergraduates from far east.