[Alex Dom]

Hello guys,

Theres this business sort of shirt I really like and it's just plain white. It was a gift from a friend and from the way it looks you cannot tell if it is for a man or woman. However, I realised it is a woman's shirt because the buttons are on the left hand side while on men's shirts its on the other side. I was planning to take it to my interview tomorrow, do you think the people would notice such a detail?

[Storme]

as long as it doesn't look girly in any other way, i'm sure they wont notice.

i didn't even know that tbh, but i just went checking my shirts against my mums, and you're right!

[py0alb]

(Original post by Alex Dom)
Hello guys,

Theres this business sort of shirt I really like and it's just plain white. It was a gift from a friend and from the way it looks you cannot tell if it is for a man or woman. However, I realised it is a woman's shirt because the buttons are on the left hand side while on men's shirts its on the other side. I was planning to take it to my interview tomorrow, do you think the people would notice such a detail?

They might do. I probably would. It just looks... wrong.

[HappyHoward]

Men's shirts are usually broader on the shoulders, where as as women's shirts have more curves and they are designed in a way so that the breasts fit in the bust area.

[jenny7]

(Original post by Alex Dom)
Hello guys,

Theres this business sort of shirt I really like and it's just plain white. It was a gift from a friend and from the way it looks you cannot tell if it is for a man or woman. However, I realised it is a woman's shirt because the buttons are on the left hand side while on men's shirts its on the other side. I was planning to take it to my interview tomorrow, do you think the people would notice such a detail?

Do you have to wear that to an interview?