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For an interview, the shirt should be the last thing anyone remembers. A solid white or light blue dress shirt works for almost any role: under a suit for a corporate interview, or with a blazer for a business casual one. Make sure it fits at the neck with a tie on, and that the sleeves end at the wrist bone.
White and light blue are classic choices for interview dress shirts. Both pair easily with navy, charcoal, or gray suits. Pale gray or subtle cream can also work in workplaces with a less formal dress code.
Subtle patterns, such as fine stripes or small checks, can work for an interview. Keep the colors understated and pair a patterned shirt with a solid suit and tie. For a more traditional workplace, a solid dress shirt is a straightforward choice.
Start with a white or light blue dress shirt, then choose a tie that complements your suit. Navy, burgundy, and muted blue ties offer classic combinations. If your shirt has a pattern, opt for a solid tie to keep the outfit visually balanced.
Point and spread collars are traditional options for interview outfits worn with a suit and tie. A button-down collar offers a more relaxed look and can suit a business casual setting. Choose a collar style that matches the workplace dress code.
An interview dress shirt is typically tucked into dress pants or chinos, whether you wear a suit or a business casual outfit. Finish the look with coordinated dress shoes and, if you wear a belt, choose one that complements the shoes.
