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  • egonetworks
    Confirmed User
    • Jan 2004
    • 6706

    #1

    >> Frequent Flyers <<

    Do you dress up when you're going on trips?

    I'm usually torn on this one - when it's vacation I'm dressed like a slob on the plane. When I have associates with me, I'm dressed to a tee - but tomorrow morning I fly alone and I ponder if I'll bump into an associate and should wear a suit.

    What's everybody elses policy
  • Tala
    Fucked if I know
    • Dec 2002
    • 23368

    #2
    Most of the time, I dress for comfort. It's going to be an uncomfortable trip, (no doubt in some form or another), and I want to at least be comfy in what I'm wearing.

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    • Steen2
      Confirmed User
      • Feb 2004
      • 7662

      #3
      Dress up for an airplane?

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      • media
        Confirmed Moneymaker
        • Apr 2002
        • 9853

        #4
        Dress / Casual

        There's always hot chicks in the airport.. dress to impress..
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        • egonetworks
          Confirmed User
          • Jan 2004
          • 6706

          #5
          Originally posted by Steen2
          Dress up for an airplane?

          You're a fool if you don't do it when going on business IMHO.

          I can't count the number of times I went thru an airport and ran into a client or someone we were currently in RFP with.

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          • egonetworks
            Confirmed User
            • Jan 2004
            • 6706

            #6
            Originally posted by media
            Dress / Casual

            There's always hot chicks in the airport.. dress to impress..
            Yeah - I'm thinking of taking it down a notch and not going with a full suit - just the pants & shirt & shoes - lay off the tie and blazer.

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            • VirtuMike
              Confirmed User
              • May 2002
              • 2483

              #7
              I always dress for comfort. If you are in a full on travel outfit, most people will see that you are the frequent flyer and master of the 30,000 foot domain. IMNSHO looking like you know what you're doing in the situation surpasses some stodgy guy in a suit.

              I actually look down upon people in suits on planes. It's as if they are stuck wearing suits when they know they should be wearing something more comfortable.

              But if you're that into it, Orvis has some pretty decent travel sportcoats. But everything I have ever actually touched from Orvis turned out to be crap - like these expensive sunglasses that showed up bent, or their shoes that have zero cushioning.

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