I actually think it was written by a content writer, not a Realtor. But you are right, if it’s a Realtor, it is someone who stays in their comfort zone.
Wear what makes you comfortable.

Agree. I tend to dress more casually and comfortably (but still neat) than most Realtors. It’s hot in Florida. It’s a job that requires more physical activity than a lot of professional jobs. I own my style – if it’s not what you would wear to work, I’m OK with that. I make a good living.

Ha. Emma, we agree! How you manage to look professional and in what context is another story… Not easy for some people to pull off!

It’s a matter of looking professional and like you care. Thats all. This is an article some people need.

Hey Amber, yes we do! https://theclose.com/27-things-male-realtors-should-never-ever-wear-to-work/

No comment on the Tommy Bahama shirts. 🙂

Right?? I’m an nyc agent. I’ve worn dressy yoga pants, combat boots fitted t shirt and pea coat. I close more deals wearing stuff like this than dressing corporate. But oc course these types of listing are in the 4-7k mo range. Anything above 7k, I wear a fitted almost mini skirt, stilettos, and a sexy long /mid sleeved top. Who ever made this article is a moron. Sexy sells. It’s not WHAT you wear, it’s HOW you wear it 🙂

Carrie, safety is a big issue which is why we just hired a columnist to cover the topic. That said, I still don’t think wearing a tracksuit and running shoes is the answer though. Just my 2 cents though and appreciate your thoughts here!

REALLY? Do you know how many Real Estate Agents are victims of assault? A career in which you meet strangers in empty houses means you have to be able to protect yourself and escape if need be. Google “Realtor Attacked” and brace yourself.