Half a croissant, on a plate, with a sign in front of it saying '50c'

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Executive Robes
because suits are too complicated, stiff and expensive
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Suits, while they look good, have far too many layers, each of which must be carefully tailored, costing you money. They are also uncomfortable and don't adequately hide body fat.

I propose that one-piece robes, in the style of India of today, venice a few hundred years ago, Greece earlier than that, and Star Wars in fantasy.

These robes would be cheaper (one-piece), more comfortable (loose, hide keg), and cooler (you look like The Merchant of Venice (or a jedi-your choice)). The fabric would be nicer since the jacket is less complex.

Wear it with hats, sandals, and matching satchels.


sninctown, Apr 29 2005

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       I baked this by going everywhere in a robe in my dorm hall in Arizona. Many people thought it was awesome. Many people disagreed. The latter were wrong. It was awesome.

disbomber, Apr 29 2005
  

       This is a good idea, for the reasons you outlined, but i forsee everyone getting really fat, in the knowledge it doesnt matter what they look like under the robes.

benfrost, May 01 2005
  

       This would inevitably slide into the nearby car-park known as the Toga. Then business would face a New Roman Empire before long. The values inherent with such would lead to an extremely overt form of commercial fascism (starring Richard Gere).

Ian Tindale, May 01 2005
  

       Good plan. Give board meetings that messianic feel. At least then when they don't make sense it'll be taken as some sort of mysterious wisdom.

moomintroll, May 01 2005
  

       Do non-Executive types get to wear jump suits?

Zimmy, May 01 2005
  

       [benfrost] your past ideas seem to suggest you forsee everyone getting fat, regardless of what the robes look like.

david_scothern, May 03 2005
  
      
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