Shopping Tips: The Best Custom Clothing Options for Casual Companies
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Shopping. You either hate it or love it. I don't want to fall into gender stereotypes too much, but as a guy I absolutely hate shopping. It's boring, tiring, and filtering through rack after rack of clothes is daunting. So trust me: I understand your frustration when you look at all of the custom clothing options and ask yourself, "Where on Earth do I even begin?"
Well, let me give you a helping hand. In our new Shopping Tips series, we're going to take a look at the best custom embroidery options for every single business style.
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So, if you're trying to promote a casual, fun attitude with your company, where should you start?
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V-neck tees can add a little bit of sexy style to your company. They're perfectly suited for bars, night clubs, concert personnel, and other trendy professions.
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Casual/Streetwear
We'll start off with the least formal style on the outfit spectrum. It's rare to find companies that use casual streetwear clothing as part of their corporate image, but you might run into this at gyms, bars, outdoorsy organizations, or groups that care more about having fun than looking professional -- motivational speakers for kids come to mind. [caption id="attachment_1357" align="aligncenter" width="575"]
T-shirts
It doesn't get much more casual than a t-shirt. You can spice up your company image by selecting a t-shirt with plenty of flair, like a tie-dye shirt or camo t-shirts for the outdoorsy types. Overall, t-shirts can be a solid choice if you're trying to go for a laid-back, approachable attitude. Even the most formal people in America suddenly look like an average bloke in a simple t-shirt. [caption id="attachment_1361" align="aligncenter" width="451"]
Accessories
Accessories are the bread and butter of streetwear uniforms. If you think about it, uniforms and streetwear clothing are normally polar opposites. Streetwear clothing says, "I'm casual and wear whatever's comfortable," while company uniforms say, "I'm professional and here to work." Plus, the whole point of wearing a uniform totally destroys the idea of personal style and individuality. [caption id="attachment_1359" align="aligncenter" width="700"]