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Do you struggle to dress for work in warm weather?
https://www.thejournal.ie/author/cliodhna-travers/ · 2026-06-23 · via TheJournal.ie

THE HOT SPELL is continuing – with temperatures expected to climb as high as 29 degrees.

As what usually happens at this time of year, many people switch up their wardrobes to stay comfortable in the heat.

However, those heading to work may find it difficult to strike a balance between workplace attire (whether that’s a uniform or an office dress code) and dressing for the weather.

You may have come across, or even actively searched for, some advice on how to dress for work during warm weather – with everyone from Vogue to RTÉ offering tips on the matter.

Speaking to Newstalk last month, Terry Prone said that while she doesn’t find knee-length shorts to be “a major issue”, she is personally less keen on sandals and bare feet in the workplace.

But sure, it’s all a matter of personal preference and what different workplaces allow.

So, we’re asking: Do you struggle to dress for work in warm weather?


Poll Results:

Yes – I find it difficult (130)

No – it hasn’t been an issue (47)

No – I don't have a uniform or dress code (29)

This doesn't apply to me (21)

No – I work remotely (20)

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