15 Items Men Should NEVER Wear to Work

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Cheap accessories. Regarding jewelry, remove earrings and do not wear bracelets or extra rings.

Peak lapels. Do not wear a suit with peak lapels to work. A peak lapel is a stylish option if you're going to a party or an event. But for work, go subtle and subdued with a standard notch lapel. It's more universally accepted and more effortless to dress down or up. The peak lapel is more stylized and elevated. Also, do not get any suits with super thin lapels.

Big, bold patterns. When you're going to work, do not overdo super funky patterns. Suits with a substantial pattern can only be worn a few times before somebody realizes you're wearing the same pattern. Opt for a solid navy or charcoal suit, the most versatile.

Double-breasted suits look great for parties or events and can be worn underneath a simple T-shirt, turtleneck, or crisp shirt. However, double-breasted suits should be avoided for work.

All black. I love wearing monochromatic clothing because it looks sexy, but it's too dramatic for work, a job interview, meeting clients, or a business lunch. Have more contrast in your outfit; navy blue or charcoal gray are amazing.

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Flashy or too casual shoes. Shoes are dependent on your job. That said, professional work outfits should have nice clothing coordinated with appropriate shoes -- nothing over the top. Boat shoes are a terrible option, and shoes with a leather upper but athletic bottom are dorky and unstylish. Do not wear sneakers; upgrade to a proper leather pair of shoes. Regarding leather shoes, a cap toe is more stylized.

Ugly polo shirts. Avoid casual striped polo shirts regardless of the job. Striped polos that have the logos also suck. Collars & Co makes the best options for professional outfits, which work well underneath sports coats and suits. They also work well under sweaters or look great by themselves. They have an elevated aesthetic and higher-quality fabric. The collars are not floppy, either.

Denim. Don't wear jeans to work. However, if it's Casual Friday and jeans are appropriate, dress them up by wearing darker and pairing them with nice loafers or a double monk. Do not dress like a slob on Casual Fridays. Wear something more casual but look sexy by wearing jeans that fit (not baggy or skin-tight) and are nondistressed.

Pleated and cuffed chinos. Chinos are comfortable cotton pants with a few different options. A flat front is a more aesthetic option (no pleats). Avoid cuffed pants 100% because you'll appear shorter with the cuffs breaking the visual streamline.

Wide wale corduroys.  The ribs of the corduroy are called wale and, in the work world, should be low, subtle, and subdued -- almost like velvet. They work in the business casual environment rather than the thicker, chunkier (wide wale) corduroy.

Streetwear. Do not wear shorts to work, even if it's hot outside. Do not wear graphic t-shirts or hoodies. Do not wear anything stained, wrinkled, or baggy either. Choose slim-fit and tailored clothing, but not too fitted, tight, or ripped (it looks like you're trying too hard). Button-up shirts have to be tucked in.

Stinky. Wear a fragrance, but not too much. Three squirts, and that's it. Wear deodorant and freshen up if you go to the gym before or during work hours.

Bulky sweaters. Big and bulky sweaters don't work well in a professional environment. Lighter-weight sweaters work incredibly well in the professional environment, adding interest and texture to an outfit when layered. Cardigans and crewneck sweaters look great