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I have 1 suit, 1 blazer, 3 wool slacks, 3 white shirts, 2 patterned dress shirts, and black shoes. Sufficient?

Sounds okay, but you're missing socks. Gotta have socks.
I'm in a similar situation, trying to figure out if 1 suit is enough.

Anonymous User wrote:I have 1 suit, 1 blazer, 3 wool slacks, 3 white shirts, 2 patterned dress shirts, and black shoes. Sufficient?

Why the hell is this anonymous?

Also, do people even pretend to see what threads have already been created before starting a new one? For instance, this one is even on the first page!

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What is your firm's dress code? Most firms are business casual, so one suit is enough, but you need lots of button down shirts, etc.

patrickd139 wrote:Why the hell is this anonymous?

I don't want to be outed by other students who have memorized my wardrobe . . .

. . . but really I just don't want my classmates to know what a scrub I am.

patrickd139 wrote:Also, do people even pretend to see what threads have already been created before starting a new one? For instance, this one is even on the first page!

And forgive me for not wading through the 167 page mega-thread.

ph14 wrote:What is your firm's dress code? Most firms are business casual, so one suit is enough, but you need lots of button down shirts, etc.

Business casual. Do you think I'll need more shirts? I don't want to seem like I live in a few pieces of clothing (even though I do).

OP here:

Are reversible slacks okay for big law?

http://www.overstock.com/Clothing-Shoes ... oduct.html

The way I figure it's like getting pants for $17.50!!

Anonymous User wrote:OP here:

Are reversible slacks okay for big law?

http://www.overstock.com/Clothing-Shoes ... oduct.html

The way I figure it's like getting pants for $17.50?

Let's start with the fact that pleats are never acceptable.

I'd recommend you go ahead and pick up another suit. You want to keep one complete suit (including shirt and tie) at your office in case an opportunity to go to court or meet a client materializes out of the blue. You don't want to have to tell a partner you can't sit in on his deposition because you're not dressed for it. You could keep your one suit at the office, but it would be annoying if you needed a suit for anything and had to go to the office to get it--also there may be a time you need to leave the house dressed for business for some reason.

Additionally, keeping a change of clothes at the office is good insurance against a freak mustard stain or some such.

Anonymous User wrote:And forgive me for not wading through the 167 page mega-thread.

Well, there's a reason it's there. I love the megathreads here.

Wool slacks kinda suck in the summer, but I guess there aren't many other options.

A. Nony Mouse wrote:

Anonymous User wrote:And forgive me for not wading through the 167 page mega-thread.

Well, there's a reason it's there. I love the megathreads here.

Heaven forbid that OP, you know, lengthen an existing thread when he could create his own.

hookem14 wrote:

Anonymous User wrote:OP here:

Are reversible slacks okay for big law?

http://www.overstock.com/Clothing-Shoes ... oduct.html

The way I figure it's like getting pants for $17.50?

Let's start with the fact that pleats are never acceptable.

lol

hookem14 wrote:

Anonymous User wrote:OP here:

Are reversible slacks okay for big law?

http://www.overstock.com/Clothing-Shoes ... oduct.html

The way I figure it's like getting pants for $17.50?

Let's start with the fact that pleats are never acceptable.

Of your waist is +6 inches or more of your length, pleats are basically mandatory.

patrickd139 wrote:

A. Nony Mouse wrote:

Anonymous User wrote:And forgive me for not wading through the 167 page mega-thread.

Well, there's a reason it's there. I love the megathreads here.

Heaven forbid that OP, you know, lengthen an existing thread when he could create his own.

Not everyone lives on TLS. I'd rather shoot myself in the face than read 167 pages of posts on clothing, especially when there are other people willing to answer my question in two seconds. I really don't understand what the big deal is.

target wrote:

hookem14 wrote:

Anonymous User wrote:OP here:

Are reversible slacks okay for big law?

http://www.overstock.com/Clothing-Shoes ... oduct.html

The way I figure it's like getting pants for $17.50?

Let's start with the fact that pleats are never acceptable.

lol

Can I hot-glue pleats closed?

Anonymous User wrote:

patrickd139 wrote:

A. Nony Mouse wrote:

Anonymous User wrote:And forgive me for not wading through the 167 page mega-thread.

Well, there's a reason it's there. I love the megathreads here.

Heaven forbid that OP, you know, lengthen an existing thread when he could create his own.

Not everyone lives on TLS. I'd rather shoot myself in the face than read 167 pages of posts on clothing, especially when there are other people willing to answer my question in two seconds. I really don't understand what the big deal is.

Protip: you don't have to read all 167 pages to tack on an answer at the end of the thread.

Anonymous User wrote:

target wrote:

hookem14 wrote:

Anonymous User wrote:OP here:

Are reversible slacks okay for big law?

http://www.overstock.com/Clothing-Shoes ... oduct.html

The way I figure it's like getting pants for $17.50?

Let's start with the fact that pleats are never acceptable.

lol

Can I hot-glue pleats closed?

This is quality trolling, though.

patrickd139 wrote:

Anonymous User wrote:

target wrote:

hookem14 wrote:
Let's start with the fact that pleats are never acceptable.

lol

Can I hot-glue pleats closed?

This is quality trolling, though.

Which one of us were you talking to?

Definitely talking to the guy who wants to hot glue gun some pleats.

There is a rumor that 2L Big Law SA pay money, which can be exchanged for goods and services, you cheap bastard.

SemperLegal wrote:There is a rumor that 2L Big Law SA pay money, which can be exchanged for goods and services, you cheap bastard.

I find that the greatest pleasure in life is spending as little money as possible . . . unfortunately this leads to reversible pants.

Just do Quinn shorts and flip flops errday bro

Anonymous User wrote:

SemperLegal wrote:There is a rumor that 2L Big Law SA pay money, which can be exchanged for goods and services, you cheap bastard.

I find that the greatest pleasure in life is spending as little money as possible . . . unfortunately this leads to reversible pants.

Dad?

Wool slacks kinda suck in the summer,

Summer-weight wool slacks are fine.

Are pleats really a problem?