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Business casual is a type of dress code
in offices in North America. Business casual is different from both a uniform and a full business suit. It involves dressing professionally, but casually. For example, while a three-piece suit and tie may be considered business formal, and jeans and a sweatshirt may be considered casual, a happy medium in between would be business casual.
Some examples of business casual might be slacks with a sweater or a dress shirt with no tie. Jeans are usually not considered to be business casual attire, nor are sweatpants, shorts, or flip-flops. Clothes should always be clean and wrinkle-free, and jewelry should be understated, not flashy. Women should have natural-looking makeup and avoid overly long fingernails.
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