concept   work attire
22 commonsense assertions
Cultures (22) • Brazil (1) • Saudi Arabia (1) • office culture (1) • Germany (1) • casual office culture (1) • office settings in Europe (1) • Corporate offices in Japan (1) • US office culture (1) • Western office culture (1) • Antarctica (1) • Casual culture in the tech industry (1) • Casual observers (1) • Corporate culture in the US (1) • Engineering companies (1) • Military context (1) • Netherlands (1) • Western workplace culture (1) • construction industry in the United States (1) • fashion industry (1) • heavy construction (1) industrial settings in Europe (1) • mechanical workshops in tropical countries (1) • more
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 work attire Brazil In Brazil, professional and worksite attire prioritizes comfort, fashion, and colorful clothing. 8
2 work attire Saudi Arabia In Saudi Arabia, modesty and traditional clothing are expected in work attire. 5
3 work attire office culture Formal business attire is generally expected in office workplaces, but may differ depending on the country's level of development. 4
4 work attire Germany Work attire in Germany ranges from formal business attire to practical, functional clothing depending on the profession. 3
5 work attire casual office culture Casual business attire, including jeans and t-shirts, is acceptable in certain workplace settings with a casual office culture. 3
6 work attire office settings in Europe Business casual attire is the norm for professional office settings in Europe. 3
7 work attire Corporate offices in Japan In Japanese corporate offices, formal business attire with suits and ties is the standard. 2
8 work attire US office culture US office culture typically requires professional business attire, including business casual and formal wear, in work environments. 2
9 work attire Western office culture Formal business attire, such as suits and professional attire, is standard in Western office culture for both men and women. 2
10 work attire Antarctica Work attire in Antarctica includes heavy duty insulated clothing and snow gear due to the harsh climate. 1
11 work attire Casual culture in the tech industry Casual attire like jeans and t-shirts is common in the tech industry workplace. 1
12 work attire Casual observers Work attire can vary from formal to very casual depending on the workplace and profession. 1
13 work attire Corporate culture in the US In US corporate culture, formal business attire like suits and ties is expected for work settings. 1
14 work attire Engineering companies Engineering companies often require their employees to wear casual or functional clothing, often with safety gear. 1
15 work attire Military context Military work attire dictates strict regulations on appearance and grooming through uniforms. 1
16 work attire Netherlands In the Netherlands, business casual attire is common and office dress codes are more relaxed. 1
17 work attire Western workplace culture In Western workplace culture, formal attire such as suits and ties is typically worn as work attire. 1
18 work attire construction industry in the United States In the United States construction industry, workers commonly wear hard hats, safety vests, and steel-toed boots as work attire. 1
19 work attire fashion industry Employees in the fashion industry prioritize style and creativity in their work attire, reflecting current trends and personal expression. 1
20 work attire heavy construction In heavy construction work attire, heavy-duty protective gear like hard hats, steel-toed boots, and reflective vests is mandatory for safety. 1
21 work attire industrial settings in Europe In European industrial settings, work attire typically includes safety boots, high-visibility clothing, and hard hats. 1
22 work attire mechanical workshops in tropical countries In tropical mechanical workshops, it is important to wear light and breathable clothing to stay cool while working. 1