Smart casual is definitely not formal but a little more laid-back than business casual.
At its core, smart casual focuses on elevating your wardrobe’s more “casual” garments.
Smart Casual vs Business Casual: The Difference
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The look is a step above regular casual wear, but not as formal as a business suit. Aim to look stylish and put together without sacrificing comfort.
This is the dress code you'll find in professional settings where a full suit might be a bit too much. The key is to maintain a professional look, but with a slight relaxed vibe.
Smart Casual for the Office
Avoid anything that looks stretchy, including pants that contain a touch of spandex for your comfort. If you can see the weave and the pants don’t have a noticeable give, you’re good to go.
Stick with simpler fits: think slim or tapered chinos, bombers or unstructured blazers, button-fronts, fitted tees or polos, and a dressier sneaker or classic dress shoe.
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