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The keys to good womens casual clothing include a smart fit and good tailoring. This article goes into greater detail how to recognize a quality fabric and good tailoring and provides greater insight into the fabrics typically used in manufacturing Women’s business casual clothing.
First, in order to dress right, you need to know your fabric. Even if you’re wearing the right style, if you have chosen the wrong fabric, it can look all wrong. In short, there are two kinds of fabrics. First there are natural fabrics, which include cotton, wool, silk, linen, etc. and then there are synthetic fabrics which include nylon, polyester, spandex, and rayon. Specifically a natural fabric is made from naturally occurring fibers, such as the hair from a sheep is used to make wool which synthetic fibers were created from chemical reactions in the laboratory and are essentially plastics. Each has its advantages and disadvantages and each has a distinct look and feel.
When choosing fabrics for business casual clothing, it is best to buy skirts, pants, and even shirts made from natural fabrics like cotton and wool followed by linen. Natural fabrics tend to breathe easier are more comfortable, and are not too formal. In addition, natural fabrics can be laundered and ironed easier because of their resistance to heat. This is particularly important because business casual clothing is expected to be worn regularly and so you need to be able to launder it without regular trips to the dry cleaners and you want to be able to keep it wrinkle free and always looking its best.
When considering fashion styles, in addition to being low maintenance, womens business casual clothing must also be conservative. A skirt meant to be worn around the office should always fall below you knees when standing and should cover your thighs when sitting. In addition, the slit of a skirt should only provide greater comfort when walking and climbing stairs and is wholly unnecessary otherwise.
When shopping for business casual pants and shirts, the key point to watch out for is that your skin is not exposed when crouching. This means not buying pants that are worn low on the waist and shirts and blouses that are long enough to stay tucked in if you wanted to tuck them. It is inappropriate and distracting in business to have the small of your back exposed every time you drop your pencil and while working you want to remain focused on the work at hand and not on keeping yourself fully covered.
In summary, the right fabric that has been properly tailored and a smart fit are what you should be looking for when shopping for the office. Keep in mind that you are in a business setting and that you have been hired to get the job done. Whatever that job may be, wear attire that makes you look and feel like a professional and then helps you stay focused on the task at hand.
