At the Office
If your workplace is relaxed enough for you to wear a sweatshirt to, then it's the kind of place that can tolerate a little tie-dye. Opt for a more subdued style and pair it with a reliable pair of chinos. Or let some some dip-died socks peek out from your loafers.
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Cotton crewneck, $198 by Todd Snyder; Porto washed chinos, $149 by Suitsupply; Marled socks, $20 by Stüssy; Mercer Street suede loafers, $395 by Allen Edmonds
Layered Up
It's a simple swap. Replace your standard hoodie (which is likely in a neutral shade of navy or grey) with one that's been tie-dyed. Layering a jacket or coat over your hoodie lets those random strands of color pop out and give the rest of your relaxed look a nice shot of modern style.
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Wool top coat, $499 by Suitsupply; Rinsed hoodie, $65 by RVCA; 502 tapered jeans, $168 / $124.95 by Levi's Made & Crafted; Yung-1 sneakers, $120 by Adidas