5 Fashion Ideas For Cool Work Wear

Professionals will need to switch from sweatpants and pajamas to blazers and suits as pandemic restrictions relax and more people return to work. It’s important to look professional in business attire, but attire is more comfortable. Is there a way to combine your loungewear with your corporate outfit?

Women’s linen trousers are a stylish and comfortable option as the temperatures rise. They can be paired with a linen shirt tucked into them or a white shirt with a blazer, some statement accessories, and an office-appropriate bag.

Some offices now allow their employees to wear sneakers or drawstring pants during their 9-to-5 workdays. You don’t need to sacrifice comfort if your office requires corporate clothing. When you’re planning your next office outfit, here are some tips on how to combine comfort and style.

Choose Clothes With Stretchy Fabrics

Modern clothing manufacturers are now creating clothes that look just as polished with fabrics that stretch. These fabrics make clothing more comfortable and flattering for different body types. Some people gained weight due to the pandemic. Having comfortable office clothes that stretch and fit different bodies gives you more options for your wardrobe. Wearing antimicrobial tights and leggings with a blouse and skirt is a more stylish alternative to trousers.

Consider pieces that are made of blended fabrics containing a certain percentage of synthetic fibers for extra comfort. With 1-3% synthetic fibers, you can achieve comfort without looking too active. Jersey knits and Ponte fabrics can also be soft, stretchy and durable to fit different body types.

Choose Soft-Structured Clothing

As the global shift to remote working took place, countless workers donned their yoga pants, sweatpants and hoodies and spent a full day on desktop tasks and video calling. You can look professional and still be comfortable when office work is making a comeback. Choose soft fabrics like cotton or blended knits.

Wear sweater blazers instead of hoodies to add some structure. Wear high-waist trousers with closure buttons, zippers and elastic waistbands to upgrade your traditional trousers. If you prefer something feminine and formal, leggings or drapey dresses are also a good option. Even small details, such as standup collars and zippers on jackets or sweaters, can elevate the look.

Accessorize

Accessorizing can elevate even the most basic outfits. Even a casual office outfit can be made to look stylish and put together with the right accessories. Wearing a thick belt with a large, eye-catching buckle can give structure to loose dresses. Statement earrings or necklaces can frame your face and add a little edge to casual sweaters. Wearing a watch with simple details in neutral colors and neutral tones can elevate any business casual outfit for men.

Wear Comfortable Shoes

It can be exhausting to work for eight hours, so you should wear your best shoes. As we return to the office, we have to balance comfort and professionalism. If you’re wearing shoes that pinch, it can be difficult to focus on your work. Instead, choose shoes with good cushioning that will support your feet while still expressing a neutral and businesslike style. Flats and low-heel heels are suitable for the office and go with many different outfits. Loafers and Oxfords are also good alternatives for men to chunky, loud sneakers.

How to Measure the Fit of Your Clothes

Fitted clothing is the best for office wear. It should be well-fitted, from your shoulders to your natural waist. Wear shirts, jackets and blouses that fit at the waist and are properly lined. This will give you an effortless elegance.

Check the fit of your pants as well. You want your pants to be snug, but not too tight. They should also not be too baggy or too slim. Wear jackets and tops that cover the pants’ elastic waistbands, or drawstrings.

The Most Important Thing is How You Wear it

Confidence is key for any professional look. Pick pieces that are comfortable and allow you to move freely, but tailored enough to look professional. Clothing is not just a way to make a good first impression. It’s also a means of self-expression. You might find that you feel more motivated and focused at work if you add comfort to your clothing and incorporate your personality.