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These pieces are labeled as workwear. The pants feel great and are comfortable enough to even nap in lol (believe me, at my age I do). For the top, the pros are that it has forgiving ruching and an actual effective built-in bra; the con is that it feels too revealing for work, even with a blazer or cardigan. I’m 59 and feel like the top is a nonstarter for work (lawyer and professor). I’d wear it out in the evening. But I’m wondering is this something that would fly in your workplace?
EDIT: Ok, kind internet helpers, I think we’re almost all in agreement that this “work tank top” is not going to cut it in most workplaces. You’ve convinced me I’m not just prudish boomer. So, real question: are you comfortable with this neckline in any situation?
EDIT 2: I appreciate the replies and have found it interesting to consider the broad range of work culture and job settings. In some contexts this would be considered a “work top.” Typically not in many office settings, education, and healthcare (to name just a few), but in other industries (some hospitality, entertainment, or fashion settings) it could be work appropriate. Thanks for the insightful comments.
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<!-- SC_OFF -->These pieces are labeled as workwear. The pants feel great and are comfortable enough to even nap in lol (believe me, at my age I do). For the top, the pros are that it has forgiving ruching and an actual effective built-in bra; the con is that it feels too revealing for work, even with a blazer or cardigan. I’m 59 and feel like the top is a nonstarter for work (lawyer and professor). I’d wear it out in the evening. But I’m wondering is this something that would fly in your workplace?
EDIT: Ok, kind internet helpers, I think we’re almost all in agreement that this “work tank top” is not going to cut it in most workplaces. You’ve convinced me I’m not just prudish boomer. So, real question: are you comfortable with this neckline in any situation?
EDIT 2: I appreciate the replies and have found it interesting to consider the broad range of work culture and job settings. In some contexts this would be considered a “work top.” Typically not in many office settings, education, and healthcare (to name just a few), but in other industries (some hospitality, entertainment, or fashion settings) it could be work appropriate. Thanks for the insightful comments.
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