concept   workplace attire
culture   South Korea
statement   In South Korea, business formal attire, including suits and ties, is the standard in professional settings, focusing on conservative and traditional styles.
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1 appropriate office attire South Korea Business attire often includes conservative and formal outfits, such as dark-colored suits for both men and women. 1
2 construction worker attire South Korea Construction workers typically wear lightweight, quick-drying clothing and use umbrellas or hats to protect against the rainy season. 1
3 office attire South Korea Strict dress code, including suits and ties for men and conservative attire for women, often with a preference for muted colors 1
4 office work attire South Korea Business attire often includes conservative and formal clothing, with an emphasis on modesty and traditional styles. 1
5 work attire South Korea Conservative and formal business attire, similar to Japan, is the standard in office settings 1
6 workplace attire South Korea Formal business attire is often expected, and adherence to dress codes is highly valued. 1
7 workplace attire South Korea Business formal attire, such as suits and ties, is the standard in professional settings 1
8 workplace attire South Korea Formal attire is expected, often including suits and ties 1
9 workplace attire South Korea Business attire often includes formal suits and may also require employees to remove their shoes upon entering the workplace. 1
10 worksite attire South Korea Worksite attire often includes business suits and ties, and conservative formal wear. 1