Introducing Casual Friday
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A little more relaxed, still workplace-ready.
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Fridays are getting a little more relaxed
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Starting this week, Fridays will be Casual Friday dress-down days. The goal is simple: make the end of the week feel a bit more comfortable and fun while still keeping our workplace polished, respectful, and ready for business.
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Below is a quick guide to what’s welcome and what should stay at home.
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Feel free to wear comfortable, neat, workplace-ready options such as:
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✓ Jeans in good condition
✓ Casual tops, polos, and cardigans
✓ Company or team T-shirts
✓ Clean sneakers
✓ Casual dresses or skirts
✓ Chinos and neat layered outfits |
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Please continue to avoid anything that isn’t suitable for a professional setting:
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✕ Ripped or overly distressed clothing ✕ Flip-flops, beachwear, or pajamas
✕ Gym or workout clothes
✕ Overly revealing items
✕ Offensive slogans or images
✕ Anything unsafe or inappropriate |
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If you have a client, visitor, leadership, vendor, or external meeting scheduled on a Friday, please dress in a way that fits the meeting and represents the team well.
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If you’d question whether it’s workplace-appropriate, choose something else. Casual Friday should feel comfortable, confident, and easy for everyone.
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Thanks for helping us keep Fridays relaxed, comfortable, and professional. If you have questions about what’s appropriate, please reach out to HR or the People Team.
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