button-down (Meaning)

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button-down (s)

unimaginatively conventional

of a shirt; having the ends of the collar fastened down by buttons

He preferred a button-down shirt for formal occasions, finding its crisp lines and tailored fit appealing.
The office dress code specified that employees wear button-down shirts with ties for client meetings.
She ironed her favorite button-down meticulously, ensuring it was wrinkle-free for the job interview.
The button-down collar lent a touch of sophistication to his ensemble, perfect for the dinner party.
In conservative circles, the button-down style was considered a staple of professional attire.
He tucked his button-down neatly into his trousers, completing the look with polished dress shoes.
The button-down oxford cloth shirt was a timeless classic, suitable for both work and leisure.
She appreciated the versatility of a button-down, effortlessly transitioning from the boardroom to after-work drinks.
The subtle pattern on his button-down added a hint of personality to an otherwise formal outfit.
Even on casual Fridays, the button-down remained a popular choice among the office staff, striking a balance between comfort and professionalism.

unimaginatively conventional, of a shirt; having the ends of the collar fastened down by buttons

traditional, conservative, conventional, old-fashioned, unprogressive, ultraconservative, die-hard, archconservative, paleoconservative, orthodox

extremist, unorthodox, nonconservative, broad-minded, nonconservative, nonconventional, unorthodox, antiestablishment, revolutionary, unconventional

He preferred a button-down shirt for formal occasions, finding its crisp lines and tailored fit appealing.

The office dress code specified that employees wear button-down shirts with ties for client meetings.

She ironed her favorite button-down meticulously, ensuring it was wrinkle-free for the job interview.

The button-down collar lent a touch of sophistication to his ensemble, perfect for the dinner party.