How strict would a dress code be to deter YOU?

25 comments

• txtittyfan

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  15 years ago

  In the clubs I visit, you can't have your penis exposed. Luckily, they don't always enforce it.
• txtittyfan

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  15 years ago

  Actually, no shorts allowed, would keep me away.
• Clubber

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  15 years ago

  Not allowing a Harley shirt would prevent me from going.
• brewerfan

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  15 years ago

  NO shorts allowed? WTF? Are you kidding me? Even in the summer when it's 95 degrees outside? They honestly expect you to wear pants? Wow, that's crazy.
• potheadpl

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  15 years ago

  Well, there are different kinds of shorts. My club specifically prohibits cutoffs. I can understand that. I'd like to see a ban on all gym clothes. It just looks sloppy and low-class to wear gym shorts out in public, even if they are expensive.
• shadowcat

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  15 years ago

  No shorts and t-sirts would pass me off. That is my offial dress year round.
• SnakePlissken

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  15 years ago

  I wouldn't mind going to a club in a suit. It's fun to dress sharp sometimes.
• DandyDan

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  15 years ago

  I know of at least two places that ban the hoodie, presumably to keep out the thug element, although I've only worn them when and because it's cold. That is part of the reason I avoid Saries, the topless bar by the Omaha airport (part of it is also I don't feel the vibe there). I've also known about places where collared shirts are required, although I would never go to one of them since that place (Heavenly Bodies by O'Hare Airport) is a complete waste of time even without that rule. Fortunately, most of the clubs I've ever gone to make people wearing suits feel out of place.
• SuperDude

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  15 years ago

  The sign says "No shoes, no shirt, no service." That ought to let us know there are standards here. When I see women wearing flip flops to meet Pres. George W. Bush at the White House, then I know that standards of decorum and good manners are gone. Same when a guy enters a strip club in a torn t-shirt with paint stains. Same when teen-agers were micro-mini skirts to church--well at least they're there. I'll abide by the hoodie rule, because it would take lawsuit to win the argument. There's enough litigation in this country and I will not add to it.
• SuperDude

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  15 years ago

  ...wear..
• potheadpl

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  15 years ago

  I would love to see a "collared shirts" required dress code. If nothing else, it would keep out the Ed Hardy/Affliction assholes. LOL! I'm not a fan of t-shirts. And shorts? Well, that would a judgement call. Nice khaki cargo shorts? Sure. Gym shorts? No.
• Philip A. Stein

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  15 years ago

  I prefer shorts, t's and sandals is my standard wear in the warmer months. I'm always very casual. But if a favorite club had a dress code, it would weigh on my decision.
  
  I had a stripper a couple weeks ago say she didn't recognize me at first, when on and on about what was different. Then she said she hadn't ever seen me in a long sleeve shirt or jeans.
• Dudester

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  15 years ago

  I always "dress for success" myself at a club. I've actually seen landscapers come in after being out in the sun all day, and I've seen strippers pass these guys up because I'm wearing a dress shirt and suit pants.
  
  Besides, winter and you need a winter jacket in Houston clubs and same for summer as they keep the AC cranked waaaay up.
  
  I wore a polo shirt once and about froze my nuts off, in August. It's always long sleeve for me.
• magicrat

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  15 years ago

  I would rather see Shadowcat in his shorts and tshirt than a bunch of young guys with their baseball caps turned backwards. I'm all for banning hats/headwear..I think everything else is probably ok.
• magicrat

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  15 years ago

  i guess to answer the OP though, I have no problem with a dress code at all as it would no deter me from going.
• potheadpl

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  15 years ago

  Dudester---I agree. I usually dress pretty well when I hit the clubs. No dress pants, just a nice western shirt(they're stripper GOLD) and jeans/brown Doc Martens boots. Dressing well at the SC gets more attention. NO doubt.
• samsung1

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  15 years ago

  I hate the mandatory coat checks at most clubs. I would not trust a strip club with my coat. One time I lost my coat check ticket and they refused to give back my coat. I had to wait 10 minutes while they went in the lap dance room to search for it. Despite the fact that I told them I had paperwork in the pocket of my coat that would show my name.
• how

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  15 years ago

  Dudester said he likes to "dress for success." I define "success" as getting inside a beautiful dancer, so dressing for success often means shorts or accessible sweatpants...
• sinclair

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  15 years ago

  I usually wear a button-up collared shirt with jeans or Dockers. I would never wear shorts because my legs aren't that great to look at. If you are dressed sharp, shaved, and smell good, you just get more attention from the dancers.
  
  I agree with pothead, wearing Ed Hardy and Affliction shirts is for sheeple. Anybody wearing a white t-shirt twenty sizes too big (like the rappers) or pants riding below your ass should not be allowed in a club no matter what race they are.
• georgmicrodong

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  15 years ago

  I'm with those dress nicely. I've never gone in a suit or tie, but nice shirt and trousers, along with a shower, fresh shave and mouthwash have worked well.
• gatorfan

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  15 years ago

  I find clubs requiring or encouraging dress codes are less extras friendly and therefore I prefer clubs with minimal or no dress codes. Why mess up a nice suit.
• how

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  15 years ago

  When I have gone dressed in a sportcoat and nice slacks, people asked me questions, thinking I was the manager...
• potheadpl

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  15 years ago

  I wouldn't wear a suit to a club. Well, maybe to a non-smoking club.
  
  I've been to The Penthouse Club in Tampa. It's a high end steakhouse with a strip club attached. I would not have felt out of place in a suit there. They can probably get away with a strict dress code, considering the quality of the food and talent.
• casualguy

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  15 years ago

  I think it's possible I might never visit a club that required a suit and/or tie. I had and maybe still have a gift certificate I won for a restaurant worth anywhere from $40 or so that I never used. I read online that they required mimimum sports jacket or black tie or some strict dress code. I wasn't interested after that. I have avoided one club on several occasions that had or has a collar shirt requirement. I'm thinking they may have relaxed the requirement or dropped it but I don't really know for sure. One very good reason for not wanting to get too dressed up to visit a strip club is because your clothes retain that smoky smell for days afterwards unless immediately washed. I always take a shower afterwards to remove the smoke smell. It's possible I may smell like a few dancers as well. :)
• casualguy

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  15 years ago

  Not allowing shorts in the summertime would deter me as well. I get hot easily or I do compared to a few people around here. I wear shorts in my house in the winter time even though the temperature is in the 50's to low 60's. It's warmer in certain rooms and higher up off the floor. Actually I am comfortable wearing pants in those temperature ranges I mentioned. If it's warmer than that, I'm sweating.