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Work-worthy linens are a staple for Vancouver offices in the summertime.
We in B.C. may not enjoy mandated two-week vacations every summer like the Europeans, but with a little effort a casual Friday at the office can almost approximate a day off. At least sartorially. The loose, blowzy cut of most linen clothing suggests a breezy summer feeling, while its propensity to wrinkle can teach even the most assiduous micro-manager that not everything in life can be controlled.
Solid linen women’s shirt in tangerine, $128; linen men’s shirt, $118; and Jacobean floral linen women’s shirt, $148, all from Tommy Bahama, tommybahama.com
White floppy sun hat, $9; and flip-slops, $7, both from Joe Fresh, joe.ca
Woven-texture Chanel sunglasses, $410, from Holt Renfrew, holtrenfrew.com
