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Sibil-possibly a dumb question
do people in Hawaii really wear hawaiian shirts to business meetings?
DH says he needs some for his meetings next week.
Re: Sibil-possibly a dumb question
This is not the question I was expecting!
People wear aloha shirts (not Hawaiian shirts
to pretty much everything. They were at a fairly formal fundraiser event I went to recently. They were also the dress code for our Christmas party. Yes, aloha shirts with a suit.
But, I can't speak for a business meeting from experience. H wears a uniform, so he's no help, either. In general, business wear is very casual, and aloha wear is perfectly acceptable in almost every environment on every day. I'll ask a couple people I'm meeting up with today who would know better. It would help to know what kind of work he does if it's more conservative than norm.