Carry On at Your Convenience

The film centers on the chaotic goings-on at a British uniform factory. W.C. Boggs, the proprietor, is struggling to fulfill a large government contract while dealing with industrial unrest, a spy attempting to steal secrets, and a host of eccentric employees.

Carry On at Your Convenience is generally seen as a typical entry in the long-running series, offering the familiar blend of innuendo-laden humor and slapstick. While it satisfied fans of the franchise, it did not particularly break new ground critically and is often considered one of the weaker installments by some critics, though still commercially successful.

• The film relies heavily on the established Carry On formula of double entendres and visual gags.
• Features a strong ensemble cast that delivers the expected comedic performances.
• The plot, while thin, provides a framework for the series' signature anarchic humor.

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The film was originally conceived as 'Carry On Needs a New Tie', but was renamed 'Carry On at Your Convenience' shortly before filming began.