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Wear·Business trip

What to wear on a business trip.

One palette, four days, a carry-on that closes.

Plan a business-trip capsule
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  • Woman in a camel blazer, cream merino knit, charcoal wide-leg trousers and dark brown loafers, head to toe.
    Trousers · jacket · loafers
  • Man in a charcoal overcoat, navy knit, grey trousers and brown derbies, head to toe.
    Trousers · coat · loafers

The idea

Pack a palette, not outfits.

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Choose two neutrals that all work together, then everything you bring recombines. Crease-resistant cloth, one jacket that dresses anything up, and a single shoe that survives both a meeting room and a rushed terminal.

The capsule

  • 1

    Two tailored trousers in one family

    Ink and charcoal, or stone and camel. Crease-resistant wool or crepe.

  • 2

    Three fine knits or shirts

    All work with both trousers. Nothing that needs pressing.

  • 3

    One structured jacket

    Worn on the plane so it never packs.

  • 4

    One refined shoe

    Loafer or low heel. A second, softer shoe only if the trip runs long.

  • 5

    A flat leather tote

    Fits a laptop, slides under a seat, still looks composed in a lobby.

Styling notes

Wear the heaviest pieces in transit and pack the rest flat. Keep accents to metal and leather so nothing clashes across days. One evening swap — a silk top or a fine scarf — turns any daytime combination into a dinner outfit.

Questions

What should I pack for a three-day business trip?

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Two tailored trousers, three fine tops that work with both, one jacket worn in transit, and one refined shoe. One palette means every combination works.

What should I wear on the plane for a business trip?

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The heaviest pieces — the jacket and the shoes — plus a soft knit and a crease-resistant trouser. Comfortable to sit in, presentable if you go straight to a meeting.

Can I wear the same trousers twice on a business trip?

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Yes, and you should. Crease-resistant wool or crepe repeats cleanly; change the top and the accent and the outfit reads new.

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Plan a business-trip capsule

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