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To the Office

Relaxed tailoring that still means business

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Valet. Staff
@valetmag

Published

April 23, 2026

Published

April 23, 2026

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You’ve might’ve clocked it at your place of employment but office style has been loosening up. We’re not talking about sad business casual or sweats-on-a-Zoom-call kind of way. The shift is more subtle, driven by proportion and ease. Wider trousers replace standard styles or anything too slim, jackets are cut a little shorter to balance things out and shirts are worn with a softer, more relaxed drape. The result is a silhouette that feels current without trying too hard—polished, but with room to breathe.

It’s a smarter way to get dressed for work right now. These pieces still nod to traditional tailoring, but they’re designed to move with you through the day, not restrict you. A cropped jacket cut from breezy garment-dyed cotton, some trousers that are cut wide and pleated but made from crisp denim that adds a bit of attitude, and a relaxed shirt keeping it all grounded. Together, it’s an office outfit that feels comfortable, intentional and right in step with how guys should be dressing these days.

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Your Relaxed Working Man Fit

Men's relaxed office outfit inspiration

Cambridge Oxford shirt, $235 by Gitman Vintage

Garment-dyed poplin jacket, $398 by Todd Snyder

Pleated denim trouser, $159 by COS

Leather belt, $150 by Morjas

Cotton crew sock, $15 by American Trench

Moc-toe loafer, $240 by Banana Republic

Leather and cotton briefcase, $1,500 by Bennett Winch

Clockwise, from top left

Cambridge Oxford shirt, $235 by Gitman Vintage

Garment-dyed poplin jacket, $398 by Todd Snyder

Pleated denim trouser, $159 by COS

Leather belt, $150 by Morjas

Cotton crew sock, $15 by American Trench

Moc-toe loafer, $240 by Banana Republic

Leather and cotton briefcase, $1,500 by Bennett Winch

Run Meetings that People Don’t Hate

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“Meetings fail when they lack ownership,” says Milos Eric, a seasoned entrepreneur and business executive on the Forbes Human Resources Council. He says you should think of it, not as just “running a meeting—the goal is to host an event that makes people think it was worth their time.”

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