Many people would think prominent public figure and member of the executive council, Asia Financial Group president Bernard Chan may have a supersize wardrobe to meet his daily needs for occasions.
However, there are only two types of clothing in his wardrobe - sportswear and formal, serious clothing.
Heading an insurance institution with 200 staff providing financial services, Mr Chan felt that having staff wear formal clothing to work was one way to help build a corporate image.
While his company has no formal dress code, he felt there should be an unspoken rule for dressing appropriately throughout the company.
'For male staff, we have a corporate tie and we encourage them to wear that at least two days a week; some have become used to it and wear it every day,' he said.
His company also provides a corporate pin for men and women staff. 'A shirt, a tie and a pair of trousers are the basics for the male staff, and a blouse and long pants are the work attire preferred by most female employees who form the bulk of the staff.'