1. Business Causal Guidelines
Standards of
Excellence
Spring Edition

2. Presenting the Professional Image
Employees should present a professional
dress image that is consistent within a conservative business setting.
The employee represents not only him or herself, but the company he or she works for.

3. Conservative vs. Non Conservative Business Casual Attire
Point to a person’s picture and discuss why this would or would not be considered conservative for the whole appearance. Is this the type of “style” we want to convey to our members. Is this Advancial’s style? Why or why not? Open discussion. Give prizes for correct answers.
Tough question:
Which is which? NC NC NC

4. Men's Samples Spring Edition

5. Men's Non- Acceptable Samples
Clothing which is revealing, ripped, dirty, or disheveled is not the Advancial way of dressing. Members should not see any representative of Advancial in weekend attire, for example: t-shirts, sweatshirts, sweatpants, tank tops, see-through materials, shorts, windsuits, and thong type sandals while on duty at the credit union.

6. Women's Samples Spring Edition

7. Women's Non- Acceptable Samples
Clothing which is revealing, ripped, dirty, or disheveled is not the Advancial way of dressing. Members should not see any representative of Advancial in weekend attire, for example: t-shirts, sweatshirts, sweatpants, capris, spaghetti-strap top (by itself), tank top (by itself), see-through materials, shorts, skorts, windsuits, and thong type sandals while on duty at the credit union.

8. Women's Non- Acceptable Samples

9. Shoes
Great ideas
Not a good idea

10. Advancial’s Standards of Excellence
When dressing for success, it might be good to remember the etymology of the word "glamour."
It comes from the Scottish/Celtic word "glammer," which means to cast a spell or an enchantment.
Enchant our members
with Business Casual!