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TIL my idea of casual is actually ultra casual. That is pretty much what I wear at work in summer. In winter I would switch to trousers and add a jumper.

I always thought my casual was actually business because of the collared work shirt. Are you telling me I need a jacket or some sort of overcoat for it to actually be business?

Does Svaha's old JavaScript dress fare better? I wish I could find a better source.

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Where does wearing an 80 year old Swedish tanker long coat with cargo pants fall on this spectrum. Ya know outside of the autism spectrum.

What, "ultra /casual". That's just summer atire.

Black tie is when you dress like the waiters

I'm so confused. Business casual has always meant nice pants, button down shirt, but no tie or overcoat where I've been. I've also never seen the distinction between ultra casual and casual... maybe 'work casual' compared to 'casual.'

God, modern male fashion is boring.

Love how all of the ones labeled as "tie" have a bowtie, yet the only one with an "actual" tie is not a "tie" one

I own a kilt and have the little bag that goes around my waist. When I wear that shit (usually at the RenFest) with no underwear, I totally get dresses. Airy, freeing, so easy to lift it and just piss. It needs to be societally acceptable.

A code dress with dress code.

Sorry but I refuse to wear coats indoors ever. I can't even stand long sleeves.

Is that Jen? It looks a lot like her but I suck at facial recognition

What about Hyper Casual and Legendarily Casual?

Shit man, I consider any collared shirt semi-formal