What are the requirements for appearance and dress in sales?

The clothes of salespeople should be consistent with the time, place and occasion of their own sales. You don't have to wear formal clothes, you should change into appropriate clothes according to the difference between products and customers, so as to arouse customers' * * * and show their due manners. It is best for girls to wear light makeup and receive customers with the best image, which can show respect and attention to customers. Li Juan, Nanning Branch of Zhejiang Chao Ge Trading Co., Ltd. is engaged in sales work, and affinity and communication skills are the most important. The make-up party is formal and respectful. You don't have to wear formal clothes, but you must not be too casual. Sometimes customers are different, and others will look at your clothes. Generous and decent clothes will also increase your confidence and your chances of success. Beijing Future Worry-Free Creative Information Technology Co., Ltd. HR Shen Ruodan talked about cooperation on different occasions, met customers, visited customers, and formally accompanied them to eat and play. Having a good appearance can be casual and more conducive to communication. Zhang Ziyan, managed by Beijing Zhi Ding. For example, if you are in the fashion industry, the products you bring to your customers can also guide the fashion trend, and you need to give your customers a refreshing feeling. If the dress is too business or rigid, customers may question the sensitivity and professionalism of you and even your company to this industry. Chen Ying, Shenyang Changhuan Entertainment Co., Ltd. Generally speaking, personnel directors may have different dress requirements according to the size of the company, but personally, sales, as the facade of the company, is very important to give customers the first impression, so we should pay more attention to the dress problem. Girls should wear light makeup and should not wear exaggerated accessories. Personally, I think sales affinity is very important, so I must smile.