On 2015-03-14 20:29:30 +0000, Roland Perry said:

But not in any business meetings. At best it looks as if your luggage
got lost on the plane on theh way there.

Depends what the "business meeting" is (in 2015)!

Their main prejudice being "why would this person feel the need to make
a statement by his manner of dress, why won't his arguments speak for
themselves".

That formal business wear is staid and uncomfortable? But it has
nothing to do with the point. I'm more interested in what people
say/do than how they dress, within reason. If their outfit was
scruffy, torn, unironed etc I would see your point, but tidy clothes
are tidy clothes whether a suit or a less formal shirt and trousers.

Neil
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