A Clothing Reset
Many people will only work in an office a few days a week, meaning they don’t need as many work clothes as they once did. But the pandemic had already led people to reconsider how much clothing is really necessary.
Companies are in a bind whether or not they choose to issue guidance about what to wear. Prescribing a wardrobe is a loaded proposition that many workers see as infantilizing (can’t adults just decide when to wear jeans?) But a memo at least takes some guesswork out of it.
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