Female Mumsnetter in the UK who works (or used to work) outside of your home? Complete a short survey about work clothes for a chance to win a £200 Love2Shop Voucher! NOW CLOSED

[RebeccaEMumsnet]

Let’s talk about what you wear to work!

Please take a few minutes to complete this survey then add your details at the end and you will be entered into the prize draw where one winner will win a £200 Love2Shop voucher. All data is confidential.

This survey is open to all female, UK Mumsnetters who work (or used to work) at a place outside of their home. If you are no longer working, please answer the questions thinking about your last place of employment.

Here’s the link: www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/F99VBQK

Thanks and good luck,
MNHQ

Done but I'm a bit puzzled as to why it thinks wrexham is a city. It isn't!

Done!

Weird, didn't see the point so gave up when i got to the colour questions.

done. colour questions bizarre.

Done

Curious quiz. I tried to answer the question on colour without thinking about it too long but that was hard. I know people who wear black and grey who are incredibly vibrant and chatty n personality and someone who loves pink but is actually rather introverted and humble. That made it hard to answer as honestly as possible.

Done but left out the ridiculous colour questions.
The categories were a bit odd too - I suspect a lot of workplaces don't expect 'corporate' but still have a dress code but it seemed to be pushing us into either a suit or jeans extremes.

I thought this was very flawed. I only filled in about a quarter as I more or less gave up with at the colour questions.

While some workplaces are very corporate, others are more relaxed without being as relaxed as jeans and there wasn't a way to document that.

Also what I wear is dictated quite a bit by the weather and what I'm going to be doing - again not reflected.

I'm not quite sure what the company is after but it doesn't reflect my workplace or working life at all.

Done but there wasn't a category between smart suits and jeans

Done.

I thought the same as Gobletofgin, smart/casual has been the standard dress code in all offices I've worked in.

Gave up when I got to the random colours question.

Done, (ignored the colour questions). It seemed aimed pretty much at office workers, though.

I agree that smart casual is a common office dress code. I've never been in a workplace where suits is the norm, nor jeans!

Done

done

So, here's another question. Why is 'alternative therapies' an industry but 'pharmaceuticals' isn't? Is it because our lovely lady brains are too concerned about if yellow suggests we are bossy or flirtatious to think about hard and useful science???

Done, but I left out the colour questions. They confused me!

Done.

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Agree with the lack of option between jeans and suits, which could include smart trousers, top, cardigan, or dress, tights, boots - what I think of as teacher-wear.

In the colours question I think "none of these" should be at the top with the colours, ie I associate none of these colours with this adjective, rather than in the list of adjectives where it makes no sense.

Done