• Don’t play at your workplace or have lunch/dinner there; otherwise, your productivity would be compromised.
• Never wear pajamas to work. And your last option for a meeting must be to wear tank tops and T-shirts unless your supervisor allows this.
• Never face the computer unprepared. Clean yourself up first – take a shower, brush your teeth, apply perfume. And of course, have a delicious and healthy breakfast to have enough energy.

Whether you are new to a work-from-home setup or have been in a home-based job for a long time, this article can help you decide what to wear on your daily shifts.

↓ 36. Sweatpants

If you feel most comfortable in your sweatpants then there is no harm in giving them a try for work. Wear them with a comfy but well-ironed tee that you can layer with a button-down shirt in case you get an unexpected zoom call.

↓ 35. Work From Home Suit

On a Monday, wear a suit but do not overdress. I would highly suggest for you to keep the style casual. That means a tie is not required, and let the blazer unbuttoned. If you are wearing a green suit, have a tee for your undershirt – a plain white would do.

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↓ 34. Outdoor Meetings

If you don’t have a shift for today but you’re expecting a call from your boss, you can push through your plans of going out for some unwinding. Just bring your device with you and, of course, wear a decent outfit. A polo shirt will be fine given that it is not really a regular workday, unless your supervisor instructs you otherwise.

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↓ 33. Comfy Roll-neck

Wearing a roll-neck water to a virtual meeting is not so bad. In fact, it is a good choice of clothing because it can give you the warmth and comfort you deserve. It’s perfect for cold nights and winter days.

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↓ 32. Smart Loungewear

From high street fashion to an acceptable smart casual look, a smart loungewear set can also be your work-from-home getup. For instance, wear a red roll-neck and layer it with a black peacoat. Or you can wear a black bomber jacket with a grey turtleneck underneath.