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Current 2L here who has been invited to attend an NHL hockey game with a member of the recruiting committee/partner of the firm I'll be summering at. The partner's family will also be attending and my wife has been invited. What do you guys think the appropriate attire should be in attending such a game? Don't want to go all out jersey + jeans but don't want to come off as too stuffy either! (Have not met this particular partner before, but I expressed interest in the hockey team and hence the tickets).

do you have a hat with the team logo on it? I would dress up slightly (like a button down and something other than jeans) but then wear a hat. I think that strikes a balance.

Just hedge your bets. Jersey and tear away pants over slacks, polo shirt and blazer. Then you have three possible outfits.

sumner wrote:do you have a hat with the team logo on it? I would dress up slightly (like a button down and something other than jeans) but then wear a hat. I think that strikes a balance.

That would be perfect . . . I do have a hat, but it's a somewhat recent championship hat that has a flat bill and would make me look, sadly, ridiculous. Not cool enough to pull it off; I need the super nerdy regular hats.

kwais wrote:Just hedge your bets. Jersey and tear away pants over slacks, polo shirt and blazer. Then you have three possible outfits.

tear away pants = making an impression that at least isn't boring/keepin' it memorable

emptyflare wrote:That would be perfect . . . I do have a hat, but it's a somewhat recent championship hat that has a flat bill and would make me look, sadly, ridiculous. Not cool enough to pull it off; I need the super nerdy regular hats.

Have you really never bent a hat bill before? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c8PijumsIso

Why won't the flat bill thing just die? It looks so retarded.

Sweater and khakis? Polo shirt? Buy a decent hat at the game when you slip away to use the bathroom?

Is it a Blackhawks game? If so, I'd dress up like a fat stupid bandwagoning asshole, if you want to fit in.

Sweater, button up shirt, pants that are not jeans nor suit-like.

I think button-up + sweater + khakis or slacks is the way that I'll go in addition to curving the brim of the flat-billed hat. Much appreciated folks!

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If you are sitting in the stands: Jeans + sweater/jersey/flannel + clean shoes. If he's taking you to the firm's box seats, there could be clients there, so you wear business casual.

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When in doubt, Seinfeld.

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Bedsole wrote:

emptyflare wrote:That would be perfect . . . I do have a hat, but it's a somewhat recent championship hat that has a flat bill and would make me look, sadly, ridiculous. Not cool enough to pull it off; I need the super nerdy regular hats.

Have you really never bent a hat bill before? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c8PijumsIso

JFC. how is a video about bending a fucking hat bill over three minutes long?

brotherdarkness wrote:

Hipster but Athletic wrote:Is it a Blackhawks game? If so, I'd dress up like a fat stupid bandwagoning asshole, if you want to fit in.

Under-appreciated.

Oof. definitely not a Blackhawks game.

TLS: never not over-analyzing shit.

Biglaw_Associate_V20 wrote:TLS: never not over-analyzing shit.

But what if he wears jeans and they don't like it? These are important issues.

masterbrowski wrote:

Biglaw_Associate_V20 wrote:TLS: never not over-analyzing shit.

But what if he wears jeans and they don't like it? These are important issues.

What if he's the only one wearing business casual and they don't like it?

Biglaw_Associate_V20 wrote:

masterbrowski wrote:

Biglaw_Associate_V20 wrote:TLS: never not over-analyzing shit.

But what if he wears jeans and they don't like it? These are important issues.

What if he's the only one wearing business casual and they don't like it?

What if he got a beer at the game and they fired him?

masterbrowski wrote:

Biglaw_Associate_V20 wrote:

masterbrowski wrote:

Biglaw_Associate_V20 wrote:TLS: never not over-analyzing shit.

But what if he wears jeans and they don't like it? These are important issues.

What if he's the only one wearing business casual and they don't like it?

What if he got a beer at the game and they fired him?

What if life is too short and we shouldn't give a fuck about any of this stupid bullshit?

ironed khaki's (or other non-jean/casual pants) and polo. Wear a hat of the team. And if you don't have one, go buy one.

Jeans are fine as long as they are nice jeans. Wear a non-white button down or sweater or a half-zip fleece. If you wear a polo, make sure to have a jacket.

Unless you actually follow hockey and the team, do not get a hat. Wearing a team hat will invite questions and discussions that you probably will look like an idiot trying to answer if you aren't a fan.

hockey is a prole sport. partner will probably show up wearing a hockey helmet.

masterbrowski wrote:What if he got a beer at the game and they fired him?