Toronto Maple Leafs vs Tampa Bay Lightning 2023 NHL playoffs matchup sport shirt

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I’m based in Seattle, not SF but usually go to SF or NYC for work a few times a year. I usually go for something slightly smarter on the Toronto Maple Leafs vs Tampa Bay Lightning 2023 NHL playoffs matchup sport shirt Also,I will get this top like a loose-ish button down shirt, a blouse, a nice cashmere turtleneck, a blazer, etc and a jean on the bottom. I also tend to wear a sneaker or pointy flats. I get the feeling (from my own experience) that there is still some sexism around what women wear in tech- e.g., too formal/feminine is penalized and too casual/”lazy” is penalized, so I try to go somewhere between. Tech is really tough for women because you won’t be taken seriously if you’re too formal but it can be seen as rude to be too casual. Shoes are tricky. I mostly go for boots or flats. Chelsea boots can work well. Sometimes I do combat boots if it’s a less formal vibe. I also have been between normal hair and fun colored hair, and personally find I am taken more seriously in tech with fun colored hair because it fulfills classic female programmer stereotypes.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.