What does the “Great Resignation” mean for workwear? Well, for now, it’s mini skirt suits and leather harnesses over blazers.
According to Klotz, since the pandemic took hold, it’s become clear that the physical office culture does not work for everyone. “When I go into the office, I have to [be] fake. It's not just about wearing comfy clothes, it's [not] about wearing clothes where I feel like I can express myself. The norms of the workplace don’t allow that," he says. The Great Resignation has empowered people to question that way of thinking.
. “With the world tentatively heading back to the office, we quickly have had to adapt to the new nine-to-five — and doing so without sacrificing the comfort brought by loungewear over the past 18-plus months.”, following a 109% increase in demand for “oversized suits” in August 2021 and a jump of 87% for “wide-leg pants” in July, compared to last year. “Over the past six months, high-low workwear and generally more relaxed silhouettes have been especially popular,” says LeCaer.
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