Back to the office: Three ways to dress

As much as you wish that summer and that, the holidays continue it is time to start thinking about the autumn - to go back to business. The office has changed in recent years and become more flexible, for many the office and home share the same building. Although it may seem comfortable to sit at home in front of the computer screen in a pair of sweatpants and a t-shirt, we still think it is nice to get back to the office. Partly to meet colleagues for a small dose of social stimulus, but not least to skip those pyjama pants and dress reasonably respectfully again, even if it does not necessarily mean that you have to wear a suit.

The relaxed look – overshirt and jeans

With the green-tinted overshirt from Eton, you get the perfect blend of style and casual, in a design that is reminiscent of a blazer, in a more casual version with a chest pocket and camp collar. Wear a grey t-shirt with ecru coloured jeans, which is enhanced when paired with the black loafers, which in their entirety create a seemingly simple but well-thought-out everyday look. If you wish for an even more casual approach, then wear some black leather sneakers with a white outsole.

The business look with a twist – suit and polo shirt

This dark grey suit from Morris Heritage gives a slimmer fit that creates a favourable silhouette. A finely knitted merino polo shirt under a blazer contributes to a sophisticated and tailored expression, where the polo shirt’s colour together with a more monochrome base, brings forward a more colourful twist. By buttoning all the buttons on the polo shirt, the lines in the look are emphasised. A pair of black loafers are perfect here too, but why not try a pair of shiny Chelsea boots with a slim leg for an extra autumnal feel.

Look sharp - in light blue and black

The subtle houndstooth patterned Stenströms shirt is made from a soft and comfortable cotton, which makes it easy to wear with rolled up sleeves, or with a blazer for a more formal office feel. Choose the light blue shirt instead of white to allow the playful shirt to be easily self-sufficient. The tailor-fit suit trousers allow a straighter and more styled silhouette where the loafers from Crocket and Jones keeps business centre stage.