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5 Office Outfits For Five
Days Of The Week
Office, for anyone, is a place where dressing badly is not
an option. The kind of clothes you wear at work clearly
defines the work you do and surely is an impression of
your personality. Dress sharp and you’ll make a strong
impression amongst your fellow colleagues and it will
boost your self confidence as well. As majority of the
population out there works in a formal environment,
dressing sharp is a common sight if one happens to visit
such a professional workspace. With the aim of inspiring
you all to dress your best at work, here are 5 work outfits
for 5 days of the week.
Mondays Call For The Most Elegant Outfit Of The Week
Solid Coloured Shirt + Plaid Pants + Plaid Blazer (Optional) + Tie
Exchange The Patterns For Tuesday
Checked Shirt + Solid Coloured Pants + Tie
Dress Up A Bit More For Wednesdays So That You Can
Carry The Same Outfit To Evenings –
Plain Shirt + Solid Coloured Pants + Tie
Follow The Saying ‘Less Is More’ On A Thursday. Dress
Up Minimally
Patterned Shirt + Same Shade Trousers
Chill Out On A Friday, Exchange The Trousers With Chinos
Checked Shirt + Chinos Pants
Important Tip – When it comes to work-wear, always
make sure to match the colour of your belt with your
shoes.
5 Tips To Avoid A Musty
Smell From Your Clothes
During Monsoon
O
ne of the worst things about monsoon is that no
matter how many times you give your clothes
for laundry, they never come out smelling fresh.
Because of the moisture in the air, there will always
be a musty smell that you cannot seem to escape. To
make sure that your worn clothes qualify for laundry, all
you have to do is sniff and check if your outfit remotely stinks. In case it does not stink, then air it out under
the fan for some time and you will be able to wear it a
couple of times more. Also, if you are the kinds to toss
your garment in the laundry just because it has a nasty
stain, then all you have to do is use an old toothbrush
to scrape the stain without wetting the entire garment.
Read on as we tell you a few more hacks below that
will help you remove the musty smell from your clothes
completely.
1. Don’t Collect Clothes In The Machine
We have a habit of throwing clothes in the machine and
washing only when there are a good number of garments
that we can wash together. In monsoons, this will only
make your clothes stink more because odour worsens
with time. So, you can hang the garments somewhere
separately and not pile them up in the laundry basket or
washing machine.
2. Add Vinegar or Baking Soda To The Deter-
gent
Vinegar and baking soda are used to neutralise and get
rid of the unpleasant smell in your garments. So, next
time you put your clothes in the washing machine, add
a cup of white vinegar or baking soda with a good detergent.
3. Soak Your Clothes In A Good Detergent
After your clothes come from the laundry, tell your maid
to soak the clothes in a fabric softener for about 10-15
minutes. After that, just rinse with water and your clothes
will smell fresh again. You can also opt for a good-smelling detergent that smells of rose or any other strong fragrance.
4. Dry Clothes In Your Room
Waiting for the sun to come up so that you can dry
clothes outside is not going to happen. So, go ahead
and line your clothes in your room near the window for
good ventilation and leave the fan open for them to dry
and not smell.
5. Store Your Clothes In A Dry Place
To keep the dampness away from your clothes, you
need to add a few sticks of chalk in your wardrobe and
drawers. This will not only keep your clothes from stinking but will leave them smelling great.
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