SC Attire
baltimoreguy
I normally go with boxer-briefs in jeans and a t-shirt. The up-side is that it is very comfortable, but a) I do notice that guys in suits get a lot more attention (dancers of course think they have more money, although most of them don't spend it), and b)the LD experience, I have to think, would be better in thinner pants.
Would love to know if I am the only one thinking like a girl about what to wear, or if others think about it too.
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The clubs I visit, since they are basically beer clubs, more attention is paid to those that buy drinks, not by what they wear. The "reasoning", I assume, is that they have more money to spend. But really, no idea why.
Boxers or briefs? Commando, of course.
A good SC shirt is fairly long, so that the dancer can pull it down quickly to cover you up if someone gets nosy about what you two are doing.
Otherwise, if you're gonna wear "real" clothes that are not so utilitarian for the SC activities, wear something that says two things: 1) I have money. 2) I have good taste.
I've dressed both ways, and neither impacted the level of attention I received.
As for attire, I once had a pair of soft cotton slacks with a discreet slit in the crotch. Of course I was commando. At bit risky, but I never got caught, either by the bouncer or the Significant Other. And several dancers got a kick out of it. (Not to mention a big surprise.)
Me...
Daytime: Here in South FL it's bloody fucking hot, so I wear cargo shorts and a nice t-shirt and flip-flops.
Night-time: I wear dockers (though occasionally jeans), nice/stylish but comfortable shoes, and either a nice solid color t-shirt or a Tommy Bahama silk shirt (I love Tommy Bahama, VERY soft, loose and very comfortable).
You guys that go commando in underarmour shorts are brave. Firstly because there would be no way I could hide my rock hard schlong when a LD was done and I'd be pitching a complete tent as I walked back to my seat... I guess you tuck it in your waistband to keep it hidden after it's over? Secondly, for anyone going commando, if she took me to completion (or I took her there), I'd be afraid of big wet stains. I usually get boxers.
From my experience, I would recomend a loose fitting pair of pants with nothing underneath. I would make sure if they have a zipper that they hang low as the zipper could cause a degree of discomfort while the extra's are supplied.
That's my two cents.........
come back wear running pants. Next time I had a dance with her the first
thing she did was put her hand down my pants. I couldn't argue with her.
I have been to clubs before that have signs outside claiming if you wear sleeveless shirts (aka sport jersey's) or plain white t-shirts then you will be asked to leave. I think they want to keep the appearance of guests upscale to try to create the image of an upscale place and I admit that it works. I also noticed the bouncers here wear suits.
Shorts, I have done the cargo shorts with no underwear, it was an ok experience. Felt pervy. I shouldn't because I have gotten extras, but the shorts just made me feel pervy.
The things I will never wear at the club though are: 1) jeans or other rough pants, 2) a belt, 3)light in color pants, and 4) a white shirt, I feel like I am glowing in the black lights.
When I got home I decided to burn the pants - they were pretty much multiple shades of brown. There was no saving them. And I really liked those darn slacks. Oh well.....serves me right.
was it a nude club? I remember the last nude club I was at they put a towel over my lap.
Yeah, it was a nude club, but the dances were only topless (lord knows what kind of mess I would have wound up with if those dances had been nude!)
I suspect that those slacks were subjected to various shades of foundation make-up and possibly some spray-on tan that didn't actually stay ON the girl. Lesson learned.
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