
It's wild to think there was once a time when the state of Texas banned women from wearing shorts in public — because how dare they show their knees. Thankfully, it's no longer considered blasphemous, and women aren't shunned by the townsfolk anymore for showing a bit of leg. In fact, it's so normal now that we reckon you can get away with wearing a pair to work (depending on how corporate your job is).
I can already see you hyperventilating. I get it. The thought of wearing shorts to work can make you feel like you'll combust the moment you swipe your keycard.
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Unless your company follows a strict dress code, shorts are most likely fine. And if you do get written up, just say, "Basmah from Mamamia said that I can wear them".
Jokes aside, when wearing shorts into the office, follow the same "rules" you would use for skirts in terms of length, fit and fabric. For example, I would opt for linen over denim — actually, I would opt for any material over denim, unless your workplace is in your dad's basement.