Do you wear a suit to work

[sasguru]

Hand made, super wool 110 always and never the same one two days in a row.

[GreenLabel]

For some previous permanent roles I did, but I haven't had to wear one for almost seven years now.

[TykeMerc]

It depends on the type of client and how customer facing the project.

Suit about 75% of the time although very rarely a tie.

[norrahe]

yep, city work requires a suit, saves me the bother of thinking about what I need to wear.

[singhr]

Brown corduroy jacket with leather elbow pads, open toed sandles with grey socks, faun Farah slacks and a purple nylon shirt seems to go down well with most of my clients.

[kandr]

Brown corduroy jacket with leather elbow pads, open toed sandles with grey socks, faun Farah slacks and a purple nylon shirt seems to go down well with most of my clients.

The uniform of a Maths lecturer.

[thunderlizard]

Always, even if the client generally doesn't. If they have that Friday-come-in-your-PE-kit thing, I compromise by not wearing a tie. Which used to put me in the odd position of having to put a tie on specially at lunchtime to go for lunch in the club.

[Zippy]

Brown corduroy jacket with leather elbow pads, open toed sandles with grey socks, faun Farah slacks and a purple nylon shirt seems to go down well with most of my clients.

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[TimberWolf]

Hands up anyone who only had one suit and only got it washed, usually in the washing machine regardless of what the label says, at the end of a contract

[EternalOptimist]

depends on the client, if they are stuck-up-stickybeets, then yes

its becoming rarer nowadays though