First full kilted day at the office

**BarefootScott** · 4th January 07, 08:47 PM

Originally Posted by kilted_brewer

No one wears a uniform, but almost everyone is always in pants. Not anymore.

It's nice throwing a monkey wrench into the social norm, isn't it?

It's a lot of fun, and very addicting.

I'm curious, what is it you do that your office is so lax on dress code? Sounds like a great place to work.

**kilted_brewer** · 4th January 07, 09:22 PM

Originally Posted by BarefootScott

I'm curious, what is it you do that your office is so lax on dress code? Sounds like a great place to work.

It's an environmental nonprofit organization called Co-op America. We publish the National Green Pages, and co-produce Green Festivals in San Francisco, Washington, DC, and Chicago.

And yes, it is a great place to work! (He says starting his 10th year on St. Patrick's Day, 2007).

And very rarely, we do have to "get dressed up," but usually in an organic cotton, business-casual kind of way.

**Warlock** · 4th January 07, 10:18 PM

Happy kilting, laddie. I'm envious.

**davedove** · 5th January 07, 07:41 AM

Originally Posted by kilted_brewer

And very rarely, we do have to "get dressed up," but usually in an organic cotton, business-casual kind of way.

Just as a side note, those offices where the dress code is more casual tend to have more fit individuals. For one main reason: the people don't have to change out of their "business clothes" to take a walk, and are thus more inclined to do so.