Shirt.Woot

E. Yes, but if I did it probably wouldn't be anything sold on shirt.woot

My work wardrobe mainly consists of woot shirts.

Missing the option:
Yes, but only on designated days (aka Casual Friday).
Which is horribly backward of my company

The one nice thing of working in IT. No dress code. But now that I'm no longer working, still no dress code.

Working from home allows me to wear JUST tee shirts!

Yes, and I have been known to have Woot.Shirt competitions with fellow employees as to who has the best shirt that day. Keeps the boredom of analyzing numbers to a minimum.

Only if it is under a dress shirt and not visible.

I said no but if it's a dressy/nice tshirt, perhaps with a blazer or cardigan, it would be fine...and nice long-sleeve tshirts with pencil skirts or slacks can be nice, too

I wish i could... I would wear shirt woot t-shirt!
work, would not like it although it would be so comfortable!

Grad student here. So yeah, my wardrobe is almost always t-shirt and jeans. Does that count as work? Sure feels like it.

Dress shirt and tie or dress shirt and jacket.

Yes.
If it's plain and under my collared shirt, making it an...undershirt.

T-shirt and PJ pants - The uniform of the freelancer.

gravityisweak wrote:My work wardrobe mainly consists of woot shirts.

no pants?

It's all I wear.

Yep. Although if I'm going to rehearsal I have to make sure it's not one of my only amuses me t-shirts because then I get too many questions.