WHAT COLOUR IS YOUR OFFICE SHIRT MAN ?

WHAT COLOUR IS YOUR OFFICE SHIRT MAN ?

I read about an interesting survey.I love pink.I have a few pink shirts in my wardrobe.May be the findings of the survey hold good for office goers in London but here in apna bharat I feel it hardly matters.Except for a remark like :”You look sexy today yaar..” the majority of colleagues still feel that PINK is a girlish colour. The survey has a few hilarious comments as well.Read SMILE and post your comments.
Men who wear pink shirts earn more than their peers: Study PTI | LONDON Nov 23, 2012
LONDON: Pink is the colour of a man! Men who wear pink colour shirts to work earn £1,000 more per year than those who favour traditional colours such as white or blue, a new UK study has found.
Researchers also found men who wear pink are more likely to get compliments from female colleagues and are more confident characters in their office.
A poll of 1,500 male office workers found a typical pink shirt wearer earns £1,000 more a year, the ‘Daily Mail’ reported.
One in four men feels more attractive in a pink shirt and those who frequently wear purple or lilac have the most office romances, while those who prefer blue have the least.
The research also found that men who wear pink are also twice as likely to have a Master’s degree or a PhD. “Pink is a colour more men have been embracing recently and it’s encouraging that they are not afraid to experiment with brighter colours,” said Stephanie Thiers-Ratcliffe, marketing manager for Cotton USA. She added further: “We spend most of our days at work and it’s good for company standards, our own confidence and work ethic to remain smart, but that doesn’t mean you have to be boring.”
It also found men who favour green shirts are most likely to be late for work, while white shirt wearers are the most punctual. And if you are trying for a promotion then it’s best to dress in a purple shirt, the survey found.
One in twenty people said there was rivalry between the male members of staff over who looks the best and well over half said they like to make an effort with their image.
Surprisingly 42 per cent of men said they ironed their own shirts but a flash one in 20 pays someone to do it for them. Over a quarter have their shirts ironed for them by their wife or girlfriend, although 13 per cent still rely on mothers to press their clothes.