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In business attire for men, it is about aiming to achieve a professional look, not necessarily about being fashionable. However, you can also dress professionally and look fashionable, which would be a good look to go for. It is all about presenting yourself in a look that would make your clients feel confident and comfortable with you. Every professional businessman should remember these following points as he dresses up for work:
1. Select a conservative suit in black, navy or gray that would be either solid or pinstripe. The material’s quality could speak just as aloud as the color and could be the difference between looking sleazy and suave.
2. A blue dress shirt or a solid white shirt with long sleeves can offer the most polished and sleek look. Remember that the more color and pattern you would have on you, the more focus would be on your clothing, instead of on your professionalism.
3. Ties should be of silk or a fabric that is like silk. Avoid wearing ties with cartoon character designs. Go for the more subtle and simple ones to be able to enhance your credibility.
4. Socks must be calf-length or longer. Make sure that would be matching what you are wearing, as well as each other. Always check your socks if they match and for any holes before heading out the door - this could save from any embarrassment later.
5. Shoes should be clean, conservative and well-polished. Lace-up shoes would be best compared to the other kinds.
6. Belts would have to be coordinated with your shoes. The material of your belt also matters a lot.
7. Jewelry must be kept at a minimum. A conservative watch and wedding band or college ring would be enough.
8. Personal hygiene should never be neglected.
9. As for accessories like your briefcase, portfolio and pen, make sure that they would also look professional.
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