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Have you ever heard of a club in the hot Southern US having a no shorts allowed

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sharkhunter

Someone sent me a pm saying he heard club Lust in Greenville had a new dress code.

If that's the case, I think Greenville should boycott the club. I'm not about to start wearing something I don't want to wear to visit a too picky pastie only club. Anyone else wear shorts recently and have any issue?

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JuiceBox69

Club Lust was the king of the State but now I don't know mane. I thank it sucks that club lust has took such a concervative stance on this

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JuiceBox69

I walked in to Scores in gym shorts and flip flops recently

from what ive seen the old trophy club now known as scores has the most liberal agenda right now

they are gambeling and its in the fav of the custie right now

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sharkhunter

I probably will but hate missing out on a chance to give a one rating on this site worse than Godivas. They are worse if that's their new policy as temps approach 90.

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sharkhunter

Referring to Lust. I may just wear shorts and see if they say anything. If they do, their rating I give them will be bad.

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JuiceBox69

I agree shark.

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sclvr5005

There are some Rhino clubs that won't let you in wearing shorts and/or a baseball cap.

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Supremeruler

Perhaps they don't want losers ldk"ing itc.

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Supremeruler

Or maybe they're trying to attract upscale businessmen clientele with lots of money.

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Hugh_G_Rection

Okay, I can see a ban on bandannas / baseball caps / bling or gang colors even if it is profiling, but when a club thinks they need to cut down on my comfort I can rightly take my money elsewhere. Then again, I tend to prefer dives in the first place.

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sharkhunter

I called and asked, business casual shorts are fine. Basketball or gym shorts are not.

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Tiredtraveler

Many "upscale" clubs have a no shorts policy.

Clubs are private businesses and can and do set their own rules.

I once saw a club that did not allow t shirts with logs, hats and tanks shirts.

I read about a club wear collared shirts, no shorts and no blue jeans were the dress code.(upscale business district club)

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flagooner

Do they make you take them off before entering?

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Dolfan

I can think of a few. E11ven in Miami I think has such a policy, but its only enforced evenings. Scores in Palm Springs does too, again only certain days/times though. Down here in S. FL I think its silly to enforce a no shorts policy any time other than Fri/Sat nights. I'm not a fan of it even on those nights, but I can understand the desire to foster a bit more formal/classy environment sometimes.

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JuiceBox69

That bouncer lied to me then at the.front door..

Well shit

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