Dress code.
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My question is in regards to what to wear in the SC? When I go it's typically in gym shorts(comando) and a shirt. This allows me to be easily accessible, I typically go to the Providence SC's so to get a little more touching is an understatement. My curiousity is if any feels that the girls are more receptive if I was to dress like I do at work with a shirt & dress pants? Any thoughts or comments are appreciated.
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The one item I have trouble with are my glasses. Contact lenses are not an option and wearing glasses in a SC sucks and not in a good way. At least I have good close up vision.
EASY ACCESS!!! LOL
I always wear a comfortable button down shirt, easy access and more dressy than a tee.
I have been doing the dress pants/kakis thing lately due to north east weather but i think commando in shorts is the best way to go in terms of access.
It also depends on the club your going to obviously a dive bar is different than a upper scale club.
Dress for comfort... both yours and hers... best rule of thumb I can think of.
It goes without saying, be clean too.
I can't see myself wearing workout shorts.
They know I don't dress like that normally. They get it, and so long as I'm friendly, fun, and spending $, I get it, too.
Steve229, where are you when I need you? I think you're our movie guy
Joey is too young - I didn't expect him to get it, but shadowcat - you never saw "Easy Rider" (and spoofed in Wild Hogs).
the idea is to have fun, don't let others constrain you. perfect motto for strip clubs. Nothing to do with time per se
The rate I'm going, I'll probably end up wearing a just a jockstrap eventually. I'm definitely a big time PL.
Shadow, that is because you are a master while I am still a journeyman trying to perfect my game. ;)
In my favorite local club it really doesn't matter anymore as I am a well known quantity. When I am on the road, however, it has been my experience that being dressed up leads some girls to make certain (positive) assumptions and short circuits a hell of a lot of get-to-know-you nonsense.
Now my dress up comments relate to Monday through Friday nights, when you can pass it off as going out straight from work. During those rare times when I might visit a road club on a Sat or Sun night, I wear a nice pullover shirt, slacks and nice shoes. While not as effective as a suit by any means, going into a club on the weekend in a suit would just be goofy and far too obvious.
Lopaw, I have seen many a female customer get a pretty good working over out on the floor. Their tops get pulled up and nipples get sucked and breasts groped. So, I'd think that clothing choices for you wouldn't really matter much, since they probably get pulled off. But do you go for the business attire (sensible slacks) or do you opt for the skirts (for the obvious access reasons)?
For you guys that spend most of your time with your pants around your ankles, do you ever think about how many other guys have been squashing their bare asses on that same couch or chair? I am not suggesting you lay down one of those tissue paper toilet seat covers before you sit down, but I doubt if the management hires upholstery cleaners to come in very often. Last time I was in, I looked at the couch and the edge of it was pretty worn and cracked and patched stained. Didn't prevent from me from having a good time, but made me go "Hmm".
What the fuck is 'twill'?
Anyway, I try to dress as respectfully, sharp, and trendy as possible. And honestly, instead of relying on my own fashion sense (which is surely lacking) I tend to seek out the advice of the experts. And yes, that means I'll occasionally check GQ and other periodicals for the latest fashion trends.
For example, you might be familiar with the designers Dolce and Gabbana. I try to take the advice of experts like them to heart:
"It's simple: Everyone should have a black blazer."—Domenico Dolce
"The best style advice came from my parents: Be honest. Just be yourself."—Stefano Gabbana
Personally, I tend to be more of an Abercrombie, with a hint of D&G. But as Ralph Lauren said:
"I believe one can live many lives through personal style. Every day is an occasion to reinvent yourself."
That being said, when I go to a club I generally wear oversized short shorts, no underwear, and an oversized t-shirt. That way chicks can jack me off real easy.