A recent poll conducted on 1,000 men revealed that over half of those who work in office repeat outfits and have an average of five looks in the rotation.
Shockinlgy, 21% men were found to wear a shirt thrice a week and 10% chose to wear the same outfits four days a week.
Respondents were found to be utilising 41% of their wardrobes.
Researchers also discovered that 40% of the men did not feel good about their clothes. Nearly 30% of them said that a make over and styling tips could make them more confident.
Men were found to be concerned about utility and efficiency, 48% of the sample looking for clothes that can be worn in different types of events. Over 50% of them admitted to having noticed the change in business attire trends.
More than a quarter of the respondents shared that they struggled with dressing and lacked a sense of what to wear on different occasions. Another 23% preferred comfort over other factors and 22% said they wanted items that were easy to clean.
The survey carried out by OnePoll also revealed that men working in offices liked feeling smart with 41% saying they were taken seriously with a better outfit. Another 47% admitted being more productive when dressed well.
Interestingly, 38% were even found to have "lucky shirt" for big and special events.
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