Jeans, they are business casual, right ?

Depends on the industry, but a safe answer is no.

Usually no.

Business casual historically has been slacks with a collared shirt in my experience.

It really depends on the business in my opinion. Some industries are more casual than others. In my industry 20 years ago jeans were not considered business casual and now it is acceptable. I've even seen our CEO in jeans a time or two. But most upper management still wears slacks mostly.

According to the hair thread you better wear a ball cap just to play it safe baw.

correct answer. /thread.

No. Jeans are casual, coat or not.

You probably won’t get called out on it as an attire infraction but it’s one of those “give them an inch, they take a mile” example. Stick to casual slacks.

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I hope so because I'm wearing jeans to jury duty. My county only pays $10 a day so they can deal with blue jeans as far as I'm concerned.

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You'd be considered black tie based on some of the stuff I saw the last time I was in traffic court. The stuff some people think is appropriate to wear in public is ... interesting

Depends on location too. Denver/dallas/houston - yes
Atlanta/orlando/vegas - no

It depends on what your jeans are. Generally, the darker and more conservatively cut (no rips, no obvious distressing, etc.) are nicer than the khaki bullshite the middle aged frat boys wear with navy blazers.

Dress them up with fancier shoes/cowboy boots than you would normally wear with jeans. It's a conference, you're not presenting to an undersecretary for the Secretary of Defense. There will be plenty of assholes with "slacks" on that don't have collar stays in their shirts, or still rely on the plastic BS that comes stock with most shirts, or who have barely ironed their shirts, or are rocking athletic shoes in their sports coats, etc.

In Texas, sure why not. My boss went off on me once bc I dressed that way, but she was from Colorado and didn’t understand that’s how we do business casual here.