How to make an ugly company polo shirt look good?

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Her "after" is not even a polo (it's not the same shirt as the first picture).

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How is this helpful, she's wearing a very fitted (probably custom fitted) woman's polo.

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Anonymous wrote:Tell the company you will wear their uniform when they order it in women's clothing. Remind them that you are not a man. If you get alterations, to the men's shirt to make it fit a woman's body, bill the company.

Can you imagine if the order the company shirt in a woman's fit style and asked the men to wear it?

I was just thinking something similar. The company ordered polo shirts because they look good on men. So whoever ordered it has an idea that all the employees are men or the token women can deal. It's a little 1980's.

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So the men will look sporty/business casual slovenly, but you’ll look shrunken and slovenly.

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I always tuck this type of stuff into a pencil skirt with heels.

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as a rule, i never get the company polos in womens' cuts. Theyre always short and boxy and awkward. I get mens' small or medium, and then they are longer and leaner and I can tuck them in / style them

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Anonymous wrote:Gather all excess fabric in your hand over your belly. Pull it up and stick it inside the front of the shirt and then pull it down. Voila- bikini cutoff polo shirt!

Thanks for the laugh!

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Anonymous wrote:

Her "after" is not even a polo (it's not the same shirt as the first picture).

(You're an idiot)


https://www.merricksart.com/polo-refashion/

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Anonymous wrote:

Her "after" is not even a polo (it's not the same shirt as the first picture).

(You're an idiot)


https://www.merricksart.com/polo-refashion/

Might as well be a different shirt. You really think OP is going to be able to turn her shirt backwards (hiding the company logo) and "refashion" it remove the collar?

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Tell the powers that be you need a woman't shirt. Not a woman's man-shirt, like a woman's golf shirt, but an actual, business casual woman's shirt that a normal woman would wear to work, not golfing. Unless you are actually going golfing. Heck, even i fyou are going golfing, fancy country clubs don't require women to wear collared shirts anymore. They allow women to wear women's fashion.

Suggest a maroon sweater set with the company logo on the outer sweater. Or a blouse with the logo.

Lands End Business will embroider a logo on anything they sell. https://business.landsend.com/Women/Tops/Shirts-%26-Blouses/Women%27s-Short-Sleeve-Pocket-Tee-Crepe-Blouse/p/5282975

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Anonymous wrote:OP, what is your age and position with the company? Is the conference casual or "business casual"?

Does it matter? Women don't wear polo shirts.

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Anonymous wrote:Tell the powers that be you need a woman't shirt. Not a woman's man-shirt, like a woman's golf shirt, but an actual, business casual woman's shirt that a normal woman would wear to work, not golfing. Unless you are actually going golfing. Heck, even i fyou are going golfing, fancy country clubs don't require women to wear collared shirts anymore. They allow women to wear women's fashion.

Suggest a maroon sweater set with the company logo on the outer sweater. Or a blouse with the logo.

Lands End Business will embroider a logo on anything they sell. https://business.landsend.com/Women/Tops/Shirts-%26-Blouses/Women%27s-Short-Sleeve-Pocket-Tee-Crepe-Blouse/p/5282975

I have a company logo cardigan (kind of a long cardigan) from Land's End Business in black and it looks surprisingly decent.

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Anonymous wrote:I am now being forced to wear this god awful polo shirt! Even a men’s small is horrible and nothing is making it cute! Plus it doesn’t help the darn things are solid red and purple, who the heck picked those colors? Bosses are cheap and won’t order women’s shirts. HELP!

Honestly, if you are stuck with it, I would own it. Wear the big baggy polo shirt with baggy khakis and bad shoes, like I'm guessing the males in your organization will do (based on this limited insight). Or I would wear the polo over a long sleeved black T-shirt and fitted black pants, emphasizing how ridiculous it looks on you.

Yesss! Wear men's cut pants too. And a fedora and a fake mustache.

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Anonymous wrote:OP, what is your age and position with the company? Is the conference casual or "business casual"?

Does it matter? Women don't wear polo shirts.

Hey hey now! I sported a few polo shirts in my camp counselor days!


OP - maybe you just go with that look. Perky ponytail, white visor, khaki shorts, white sneakers and white ankle socks. Make a statement

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Anonymous wrote:OK guys, the last two polos you posted are a women's size and fitted.

Also she weighs 12 pounds - and still looks cute in the before pic.

The second pic shows how much a good pair of shows can make up for the shirt, though, I think.

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Anonymous wrote:http://www.suburbanfauxpas.com/2014/10/Lacoste-City-Golf.html?m=1

Oh that's hideous, all the way down to the Lacoste flats.

I like it! I probably would not choose to wear this outfit but if you MUST wear a polo this is a good look.

I agree. She looks cute, not hideous.

That's a great look! I think the "hideous" poster saw that blog's title and misunderstood. It wasn't meant to imply that the look was a faux pas. Read the "about" and you'll get it.