I would expect it to depend upon the company. Dress code doesn't really factor for me, but I've worked for the same place for a while now and we've always been

I would expect it to depend upon the company. Dress code doesn't really factor for me, but I've worked for the same place for a while now and we've always been 95% remote. Half of us just wear whatever we slept in the night before. Most people don't get dressed until lunch time. Even in the office it doesn't get much fancier than a t-shirt and jeans. I guess our tech lead wears a button down shirt, but his jeans usually have giant holes in them, so I would call that a wash. Expecting an interview candidate to wear something nice would feel a bit hypocritical.