What to wear when meeting client in non-formal setting.

>>1434329

Also I'm pretty young, so I need to increase my age with what I wear or I'll look like a high schooler.

son, everyone is too busy to care what a realtor wears

Probably wouldn't be wrong to do business casual. For men, it'd be something like khaki or dress pants, nice belt, dress shoes, dress shirt or something like an oxford shirt, and a(n optional) tie. Make sure you are either clean-shaven or have a trimmed non-patchy beard (preferably with a shaved neck if you're not overweight). Your hair should be combed or at least short and under control if you've got crazy hair (perhaps lightly gelled into place), and if you grow unibrow hairs they're plucked or shaved. Wear deodorant or cologne, don't use both unless your deodorant is scentless. Good luck.

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Thanks for the advice. Any youtube videos or websites that can give me some more detailed info?

>>1434329
If after hours, you can lose the tie from your suit.
If you are meeting clients, no jeans.
A sportcoat with wool dress slack and collard shirt is always acceptable.

>>1434329

I'm new to this as well. I own two suits starting out. They don't have to be the most expensive ones but they have to fit right. As for shoes they must look nice but understand there are moments where you will be walking around neighborhoods putting signs in the yards of listings for other agents and shit like that. Good luck to you.

By the way...which city are you in?

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I'm a real estate agent and I usually do those things in my underwear. Working for investors is the best. They just don't care.