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Originally Posted by Sainters7
One area where I find it saves them is to just leave your good pairs of work shoes in your office, and wear a good pair of knockaround shoes for the commute, and for lunch if you're planning on going for a casual walk or something. Your average office worker is mostly just sitting at a desk / meeting room, if you're not really walking around outside in them on the regular, they should last a lot longer.
As for OP, yeah I used to have a good, very affordable dry cleaner when I was living by Signal Hill, now that I'm in Chaparral, the eco-friendly one by our place (which is very good) is much more expensive. I really try to stretch it out more than I used to for that reason...but sadly my pits get sweaty super fast it seems, so I'm lucky to ever get multiple wears with the same dress shirts. The rare times I manage to pull that off feels like quite the achievement.
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This. I leave my dress shoes in my office. Other shoes for the commute/non-work walk arounds at lunch.
Then again, in my office we don't really wear business casual unless we have meetings .