Guidelines For Business Casual

Casual doesn't mean sloppy. Business casual must still be polished and professional. Basic business casual looks like a polo shirt/khaki pant combo are appropriate in many corporations. For a more polished casual look, you'll need to add the sportcoat. 

When choosing colors, you can go for contrast (complimentary, but different) like a blue shirt with khaki pant or tonal (different hues in the same color family) like a light green shirt with olive pants.

Casual shoes should be kept in the same tip-top, shined-up and scuff-free shape as their dressier counterparts. Styles range from penny loafers to lace-ups, leaving lots for comfort and budget preferences. 

Belts and socks should always compliment the outfit. The type and color of socks (no white athletics) and belt will take its cue from the outfit.

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