Men, Wear Pink If You Want to Earn More

While pink color may not be the best of colors that men prefer to wear, new research now gives men enough reason to do so.

According to a recent poll of 1500 male workers, men who usually wear a pink shirt earn an additional £1,000 a year compared to those who wear other colors.

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The poll found that men who preferred non-traditional colors such as pink, lilac or purple were more confident in office and seemed to find love at the workplace.

Female colleagues tended to appreciate men in pink. According to research, those in blue are the ones who stayed away from office romance, while the men who preferred white were the most punctual.

Stephanie Thiers-Ratcliffe, International Marketing Manager for Cotton USA, which commissioned the study, said: 'You can tell a lot about someone by the color they wear.

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Pink is a color more men have been embracing recently and it's encouraging that they are not afraid to experiment with brighter colors. 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.”

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