Writer's Block: Work Clothes

[thebitterguy]

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Wow. A non-sucky question (although one probably bought and paid for by DKNY).

My work's uniform is very lax. There's no shorts allowed (although men can wear capri pants), and no sandals, but other than that it's just clean and intact.

Which is good, because I've got all these damn t-shirts to wear.

Geez, these things will eat up tags like a mofo. I had to delete like five of them on this one alone!

Comments

[athelind.livejournal.com]

I work in a comic book shop.

My manager has politely requested that we not wear political shirts to work, but that's about it.

[uhlrik.livejournal.com]

Our office is really casual about dress code. Of course, we're a Los Angeles-based dotcom, so there you have it.

Basically, you're supposed to have clothes on and you're supposed to not be showing too much skin once they're on. T-shirts are fine, closed-toed shoes are recommended but not absolutely required.

[thebitterguy]

I'd wonder what kind of comic shop it would be that required everyone to wear suit and tie. There's a guy at the Beguiling (IIRC) that wears one anyway, but that seems to be by choice.

[thebitterguy]

Ahhh. I presume a Northern California dot com would have compulsary nudity?

[uhlrik.livejournal.com]

If that were the case, then it'd be hard to get many people to work anywhere else.

[kaijugal.livejournal.com]

I work in a costume shop, therefore the only inappropriate garb is no garb.

Although admittedly I'd think twice before wearing my Savage Dragon "F**K Comic Book Censorship" T-Shirt.
(Needless to say there are no "**"'s on the shirt it actualy says the F-Word. Those are there for LJ & your mom. XD

[thebitterguy]

My mom appreciates it.

Wait, you work in a costume shop? Which one?

[kaijugal.livejournal.com]

Queen of Hearts Costumes in Waterloo. (but I won't be there this Halloween as I'm going to Castle Blood.) Also I work at CosplaySupplies from time to time.