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I feel like sporting events are expected to be more casual. Don’t look sloppy, but if you pair the hoodie with nicer jeans (no rips or holes) and either nice sneakers, boots, or ballet flats, and appear otherwise polished, I think it’s fine. You could always wear a nicer blouse under the hoodie in case you end up somewhere like a dinner or bar afterwards.
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I feel like hockey games are SUPER casual because it's cold. Dark jeans and a team hoodie or jersey should be completely fine. I wouldn't wear a blouse or anything, if you didn't have a team-themed top then a nice sweater (not a sweatshirt) would be completely fine.
Assuming you don’t have a team t -shirt/sweatshirt/jersey, jeans and a sweater. Unless the hoodie is team gear, it could look too casual around clients.
Team hoodie is good with nicer jeans and boots works well, regular, non-team loungewear style/weekend hoodie is a no with clients. Professional ice hockey rinks aren’t really cold.
Your hoodie as pictured is fine paired with nice jeans and a look that is nice casual vs. rolled out of bed casual. Have fun!
Was definitely planning on going “nice” casual - nice jewelry, nicer shoes (maybe boots or a black sneaker)
Jeans, T and black blazer
I think if you dress up shoes and accessories and look put together that’s fine, unless you know these clients to be particularly formal.
Is it after work? If you go in business clothes it would probably be fine but freezing