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What We’re Wearing
Summer Friday at the Office

By the time Friday rolls around in the middle of summer, getting dressed for the office becomes something of a balancing act. You want to look professional enough for meetings and lunch plans, but comfortable enough to survive the commute and whatever heat wave is waiting outside. Fortunately, the modern office has relaxed its dress code, making room for pieces that feel lighter, looser and a lot more personal.
The formula is all about smart proportions and breathable fabrics. A boxy button-up, tucked in but worn slightly open over a ribbed tank keeps things polished without feeling stuffy, while relaxed pleated trousers offer the ease of your favorite weekend pants with a more tailored finish. Complete the look with some soft slip-ons for a traditional office or swap them for fisherman sandals if your workplace leans creative. It’s the kind of outfit that takes you from your desk to rooftop drinks without needing to change.
Your Summer Friday Look |

Clockwise, from top left:
Dry ribbed tank top, $9.90 at UNIQLO
Relaxed poplin shirt, $89 at COS
Sunseekers sunglasses, $39 at Huckberry
Herringbone twill pant, $188 at Buck Mason
Italian suede belt, $188 at Todd Snyder
Moc-toe loafer, $240 / $132.99 at Banana Republic
Rocky Mountain Featherbed nylon tote, $95 at Drake's
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Flint and Tinder’s flagship oxford shirt, The Draftsman, is inspired by vintage button-downs and is garment washed for added softness.
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A handsome pair of suede Chelsea boots makes for a timeless look you can wear in any season. These are made from premium leather and finished with a durable Vibram sole.
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