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Dress Code Information

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TSA Event Attire Guide

ASU Casual: Casual--but elevated. ASU colors and/or ASU and TSA merch (see advisor for TSA shirts!). Take care to avoid the 3 T's (torn, trendy, tiny) including roughed up jeans or shorts, or anything that reads 'too casual' (athleisure, day at the lake, clubbing attire). Shorts, pants and sneakers in good shape. We are always repping TSA/ASU even when casual.

Business Casual: A mix of professional and semi-casual clothing items--not quite true interview-wear but something that says, 'This is important' and where you might meet an industry leader you would like to make a positive impression upon. Think of it like 'professional but without a suit jacket or tie required). Golf shirts, button downs, blouses, non-denim slacks. Ballet flats, dress shoes, or dark sneakers. ASU colors always welcomed. Read this article for more ideas.

Professional Attire: Dress like you are going on an interview (ASU colors and touches always welcome!). Read this article for more ideas.

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Merch Casual Ideas

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TSA members in their merch casual on a TSA trip to Camp Verde

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Business/Resort Casual Ideas

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Professional Dress Ideas

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Shoe Ideas

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Shoe Ideas

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Torn

Trendy

Tiny

Avoid the 3 T’s

There’s a time and place for all kinds of fashion. You look GREAT in these, but please don’t wear them to TSA events.