Can you wear jeans to the office?
Yes at most modern offices - dark, unripped, well-fitted, and dressed up with a blazer or sharp shoes. Skip them at formal firms and client-facing days.
Jeans have crossed into standard workwear at most offices outside law, finance, and traditional client-facing industries. The rules that make them work: dark wash (indigo or black, no fades or whiskering), zero distressing, and a tailored fit - jeans that fit like trousers read as deliberate; baggy or skinny extremes read as weekend. The styling does the rest: jeans plus blazer plus loafers or chelsea boots is unambiguous office wear at any business-casual workplace; jeans plus hoodie is not, whatever the dress code says. The cases to skip jeans entirely: interviews, first weeks at a new job, big client meetings, and any office where the senior people wear suits. Watch what leadership wears for two weeks and you will have your answer - jeans policies are enforced by culture, not handbooks.