When you get to Orientation the majority of days will require "Business Casual" or "Business Professional" attire. Check out the following dress guidelines.

Business Casual

Pants or skirts:

Ladies can wear casual pants or skirts. The pants should not be tight. The fabric should be crisp and clean. colors should be solid. Navy, black or brown, gray or khaki are the most reliable choices. To present a professional appearance pants should be folded and tailored, but not to the point of loose or flowing. If you're working in an industry that is conservative and you are not sure, take a look at professional-looking women on the job and at career fairs during info sessions or speak with an expert in your field.

Skirt’s Length and the slits:

Your skirt should reach at a minimum up to your knees if you stand. When you sit your thighs must be covered. If your skirt falls just below your knee, a cut just above the knee could be acceptable. A skirt that is very long shouldn't be cut over the knee. The majority of slits are in the middle back of the skirt to make it easier for you to walk staircase -- are acceptable. Slits to allow the glance at your leg aren't suitable for use in business. Slips shouldn't be seen.

A sweater or shirt:

Alongside tailored blouses and shirts tailor-made knit sweaters as well as set of sweaters are good options for business casual wear for women. Silk, cotton and blends are acceptable. Silky fabrics and velvets that are appropriate for parties are not suitable. It is not necessary to be excessively tight. Clothes are not suitable for events for job and business. All kind of Pakistani outfits are available at Rangjah.

Accessories / jewelry:

Make sure to keep your watch and jewelry options simple and tend to be the conservative. Beware of extremes in fashion and colors. If your business is highly creative it could offer more freedom than those who work in an industry that is conservative.

Cosmetics:

Make sure your makeup is natural and conservative appearing. A little makeup is more effective than none for the perfect appearance. Nails should be tidy and well-groomed. Beware of extreme lengths and color, particularly in industries that are conservative.

Shoes:

It should be made of made of leather or fabric/microfiber. Colors that are appropriate are navy, black and brown, as well as tan, taupe (to blend with other clothing along with accessories). To get the most classic style, the toes need to be covered. Sandals that are neither formal or casual may be suitable. Spike heels and straps with excessive lengths aren't appropriate. Platforms and heels that are chunky aren't appropriate. Your choice of footwear reflects your own personal preferences. Be sure to move comfortably with your feet.

Hose:

Not necessary for casual wear however, they are recommended when your skirt is knee-length (rather than the length of your calf) and for formal settings like hotels. Weather and climate can play a role. Hose might not be anticipated in hot climates or in industries that are less conservative. Hose is likely to be used in more conservative sectors.

Purse/bag:

If you have an item in your purse, make the contents simple or carry an eminent briefcase or tote bag instead of the purse. A bag that is structured tends to appear more professional than one that is soft or loose. The color of your bag or purse should match your shoes if it is possible.

Business Professional

Business professional dress code is the most conservative form of Pakistani dresses for business. You'll be required to wear at work when you work in finance, accounting or any other industry that is conservative. Women, for example. This could mean wearing a business or pant outfit, dress or jacket. Men's professional attire includes a formal suit or suit jacket, dress pants, and tie. Always remember: it's better to be dressed up rather than undressed.

Suits:

Suits are always a good option when it comes to dress for a business-like place. Suits or pantsuits are acceptable. The best suits for conservative colors or prints are the best (black navy blue, or brown).

Pants or skirts:

Ladies can wear casual pants or skirts. They shouldn't be too tight. Fabrics should be clean; colours should generally be solid. Navy, black brown, gray and Khaki are all safe choices. To give a professional look pants must be creased and tailored, but not to the point of loose or flowing. If you're working in the field of conservatives and are not sure, take a look at elegantly dressed women in your field on the job and at career fairs in seminars, and talk to an expert in your field.

The slits and skirt’s length:

Your skirt should be at a minimum to your knees when you stand. If you are sitting your thighs must be covered. If your skirt falls just below your knee, a cut just above the knee could be acceptable. A long skirt shouldn't be cut over the knee. The majority of slits are in the middle back of the skirtto make it easier for you to walk staircase -- are acceptable. Slits that allow for the glance at your leg aren't appropriate for business use. Slips shouldn't be seen.

Jackets:

A jacket must be an essential part of your professional outfit. Make sure that it is an appropriate fit and is of an elegant color or print. If you're wearing a long-sleeved shirt under, the jacket sleeve should be placed just over the long sleeve. This way it is possible to see the sleeves of the shirt pop out a little.

Shirts:

Wear tailored blouses or shirts in silk or cotton for the blend. The fit should not be too snug. The dress code should not be revealing for events for job and business. It is not recommended to wear a sweater in professional business occasions. Pakistani informal and Pakistani formal suits are online available at Rangjah.

Accessories / jewelry:

Make your jewelry and watch selections simple and traditional. Beware of extremes in fashion and colors. If your business is creative, you might be more flexible than someone who is in a traditional business.

Cosmetics:

Make sure your makeup is natural and conservative appearing. A little makeup is better than none to get an elegant appearance. Nails must be neat and well-groomed. Avoid extremes in length and color, particularly in industries that are conservative.

Shoes:

It should be made of made of leather or fabric/microfiber. The most appropriate colors include black, navy brown, tan taupe (to match with your other clothes and accessories). To get the most classic style, your toes must be covered. Straps that are too tight and spike heels are not suitable. Platforms with chunky heels are not suitable. Your choice of footwear reflects your own personal preferences. Be sure to move comfortably with your feet.

Hose:

Not necessary for casual wear however, they are recommended when your skirt is knee-length (rather than the length of your calf) and also in formal settings like hotels. The weather and climate may play a role. Hose is not expected in hot climates/weather or industries that are less conservative. Hose could be expected in more conservative industries.

Purse/bag:

If you are carrying an item in your purse, make it minimal, or use an eminent briefcase or tote bag in lieu of the purse. A well-organized bag will appear more professional than one that is soft or loose. The color of your bag or purse should match your shoes if it is possible. Backpacks shouldn't be part of your outfit regardless of the situation. It is best to put them in your home, locker or in your car.

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