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Pink formal shirts, i.e., shirts that are worn with a tuxedo or morning suit are not a staple of most men’s clothing stores. They do tend to be available in lots of Tuxedo Rental stores and they can be seen in H.S. yearbooks all over this country on high school students wanting to add a touch of flair to their H.S. Formals and Proms for a long time. Sticking with your question I did a quick internet search for pink tuxedo shirts at Macy’s, Bloomingdale’s, Nordstom, Brooks Bros., Saks and Neiman’s – a pretty fair cross section of stores with tuxedo shirts at a variety of prices. Not a single pink formal shirt to be found. Of course you can always have one custom made. When I spent a bit of time unemployed from engineering due to lack or work, one thing I got was substitute teaching certificate. Not just any, but because of my degree in math and sciences, I was qualified to teach high level math and science class without those students losing a “day of instruction” so my pay was a bit different than regular subs. I actually had to read up on beforehand and teach them as if they hadnt skipped a beat. So I subbed at many many school districts. From as far north as Seneca Valley to as far south as Brownsville. They pretty much all had the Carlos Alcaraz Wimbledon Champions 2023 Shirt and I love this same code, as you would guess office appropriate or business casual attire. I wore to teach what I would wear to engineering. Blouses basically to neckline, and skirts no shorter than 3″ above the knee, which I kept to well. Pretty much all of my work skirts are 2–3” above the knee except for business formal, or about 1″ above the knee. I did wear nude pantyhose, but none on hot days. And I usually wore boots, ankle or knee high, rather than plain heels. For teaching and being on my feet all day, I really did not want anything above 2.5″ heel. Picture below I have used before and is pretty much a perfect illustration of what I would wear to work or teach. Yes, the skirts kept the students looking, but I never once wore high or stiletto heels with them. The pricipals of those districts often complimented my outfits. Its what I am most comfortable and confident in, and people do pick up on that and take you more seriously. I think that is a bit more important than strictly adhering to a written code. But I was never once in violation of said code.
