- Smart Casual (acceptable regular attire) – Smart Casual is neat, yet informal attire. It’s about mixing and matching casual and formal clothing pieces to create a look that is polished yet relaxed. Casual does not mean sloppy or inappropriate clothing pieces. Do not wear stained or wrinkled clothing, singlets, trackies or flip-flops and overly revealing or offensive attire. Examples of acceptable clothing pieces include well-tailored jeans, khaki pants, button-down shirts and casual blouses. Instead of women having to wear heels, they can be comfortable in flats. T-shirts and sneakers may be worn however must be neat and appear professional to customers.
- Business Casual (must wear as minimum to key stakeholder meetings and events) – Business Casual simply means you do not need to wear a suit. Women typically wear a collared shirt or sweater with dress pants and dress shoes or boots. Conservative dresses and skirts are also acceptable attire. A man’s option for business casual includes a polo shirt, collared shirt or sweater. Dress pants along with dress shoes make up his business casual outfit. He does not need to wear a tie.
- Business Professional (must wear as minimum to dressy evening events and award ceremonies) – Business Professional does not necessarily mean you have to break out your best shoes and suit. Women can wear a skirt or pants suit with heels while men may wear a blazer or suit jacket, button down shirt, suit pants, a tie and dress shoes.
- Client meetings and work events – Hooded jackets, casual shirts, shorts and sleeveless shirts such as singlets must not be worn.
- General – Clothing wear while at work must be clean and wrinkle free