For most interviews, it is best to avoid: Graphic T-shirts Hoodies or sweatshirts Leggings worn as pants Ripped or distressed jeans Athletic wear Shorts Very short skirts or dresses Flip-flops or casual sandals Dirty, scuffed, or overly casual shoes Fabrics that are usually too casual, clingy, sheer, or hard to keep polished for an interview include: Jersey T-shirt fabric Sweatshirt fleece Thin ribbed knits Distressed denim Wrinkle-prone satin Sheer fabrics or mesh Tight, stretchy materials that cling too closely Your outfit should also avoid extremes, even if the workplace has a relaxed dress code
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