> I don't wear work clothes. I much prefer to be super casual. His second paragraph on "work clothes" makes what I think is the real point, which is not to wea

> I don't wear work clothes. I much prefer to be super casual. His second paragraph on "work clothes" makes what I think is the real point, which is not to wear what you slept in. I go pretty casual, too, except I wear gray shirts with a pocket for my phone. I put it on when I start working and take it off when I am done. I find it does help define when I am working. (Every point in his article is something I've picekd up from HN over the years.)