I'm in the bay area and here's what I've worn with no known issues at tech companies (meaning I get an offer / continue the interview): jeans with no fading and

I'm in the bay area and here's what I've worn with no known issues at tech companies (meaning I get an offer / continue the interview): jeans with no fading and a fitted shirt with a subdued color and pattern. For shoes, normally canvas shoes. If it's cold, I might wear an overcoat. On the other side of the table, when I conduct engineering interviews, I will notice what you're wearing. But don't worry. After interviewing over 100 candidates in person I've never turned down anyone for their attire. At most you'll get a nice comment if you look good and the rest of the interview continues. Maybe we'll joke about how you're the best dressed person I've seen all day. For suits, please don't wear them if you can't make it look right. Ask your loved one or friend for honest feedback. I'm not going to turn you down for a position for wearing a bad suit, but I do worry about how others perceive you if you wear that suit in other events.