Staff Business Casual Art Jetter and Company

Business Casual is optional. You should also feel comfortable wearing traditional business clothing like suits and sports coats.

You represent the company as well as yourself. When on the job, dress appropriately to your duties and schedule. Certain formal situations (presentations, meetings with visitors who might be dressed more formally, etc.) may require traditional business dress, so plan ahead.

Business Casual doesn't mean sloppy. Clothing should be clean, pressed or wrinkle-free, without holes or frayed areas. When in doubt, dress better. Proper dress is important in promoting a positive company image to our customers.

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S 		Appropriate: All slacks should be pressed and have an obvious, permanent, formal crease. Corduroys, dress khakis, "Dockers" gabardines, wool tropical, flannels and slacks are acceptable. Cuffed slacks and permanent press are preferred. Also, sport coats are optional and may be a good idea to have on hand in case of surprise meetings.
Inappropriate: Jeans, denim, cutoffs, sweat pants, shorts, bib overalls, spandex or other form-fitting pants.
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S 		Appropriate: Casual shirts with collars, golf or polo-style shirts, sweaters, turtlenecks and our company logo clothing. Long sleeved shirts are preferred September through May.
Inappropriate: T-shirts, sweatshirts, tank tops, halter tops, sports jerseys, shirts with lettering or logos.
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S 		Appropriate: Casual dresses and skirts, mid-length split skirts ("skorts").
Inappropriate: Anything that detracts from the quality of your work or looks unprofessional.
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S 		Appropriate: Loafers, boots, flats, leather deck shoes. Proper footwear includes socks or pantyhose (or stockings).
Inappropriate: Athletic shoes, thongs, or slippers.
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T 		Revealing attire; clothes such as shorts, crop tops, tank tops, and clothes made of see-through materials or clothes that expose areas of the body usually covered in the workplace; bare mid-rifts; shoes without socks (or hose); slogans or pictures on T-shirts; profanity and nude or semi-nude pictures printed on shirts, political slogans, advertisements for products, or suggestive cartoons or drawings; hats or baseball caps; gang attire.