Has anyone ever gone to a strip club in sweat pants or basketball shorts?
SpaceRocksMars
Maryland
Just wondering, if you ever go in with sweat pants or basketball shorts, is it true that Strippers won't give you lap dances? Or even if they do give you lap dances, are they just air dances?
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Nowadays I go in khakis because you can still feel a nice grind in khakis and it's far less creepy than wearing sweatpants or B-ball shorts
I can't speak for strippers, but my guess would be that they hate when guys do this
The only way to know is to try it; it will probably feel weird at first but it becomes 2nd-nature (no one is in a position to judge anyone in a SC; the dancers are getting naked and being groped for $$$ so they sure as hell not in a position to judge so don't let what they think/say alter the actual reality) - you may need to be a little more proactive and approach/ask them for dances - I club mainly on dayshift and is usually not a problem and it's usually not a problem at night either but some clubs are more picky than others - at night if I don't wear shorts I'll try to wear sweats or other thin pants that kinda look like slacks (black w/ pockets) - you can read my TUSCL article on strip-club wear and the comments in that article for some helpful advice:
https://www.tuscl.net/postread.php?PID=2…
As far as being refused entry due to the informal attire, it doesn't happen because I don't ever go to gentleman's clubs. The longer sweatpants generally get me past most checkpoints without even a question or second look.
"This kind of attire is def for the advanced PL that has no shame - but hey - I don't mind or complain when the dancers are wearing next to nothing or even walking around the club naked as in some of the Miami dives I visit."
I gotta get me a pair of those CK "pajamas". I doubt they would be looked down on at the IR.
I have worn sweatpants or sweat shorts on essentially *every* SC visit for the past 20 years. I've been turned away thrice: once each at Industrial Strip in Hammond (where I simply changed into slightly classier sweats!), Club 390 in Chicago Heights, and Skybox in Harvey. Generally speaking, if a strip club has a dress code requiring dress slacks, I don't want to be there anyway. As for the strippers, they claim to *love* my soft pants -- and if they don't, I don't give a fuck. I seldom go commando, but going in sweats enhances the pleasure so much that I would have it no other way.
As has been pointed out many times on this board, if you're wearing pants in the VIP room, you're doing it wrong :)
But I've gone commando in a skirt a few times.
:)
Why?
Luckily most of the clubs I frequent, what ever pants I am wearing are coming off anyway.
I doubt I would want dances from her if she is that uptight.
Consider it a wasted trip if you don't.
SJG
Answer for me is "no" but that's just because in general I don't do the sloppy look and prefer to be in "street casual" I can wear in and out of anywhere. Lightweight khakis/microfib slacks. I should get myself a pair of those slack-like sweats they sell, though, to see how well they do the job.
Have you been working in the same 7-11 as Mr Apoopdeep?
Then, one Sunday, I was near Paterson, and had an urge to blow off some steam. I was returning from a friends home after having lunch outdoors in casual shorts. It was quite comfy, and it worked very well.
The club I hit was not a high end gentlemens club, and the dress code is likely non existent. The club has a Friday breakfast which is excellent (not because of the food) as you can get in and out in a reasonable time and for a reasonable price. Wearing gym shorts during the heat of summer is very comfortable and offers great access.
@ Mr. Duece- Money talks. Always. So it’s never a problem...
Like previously mentioned, it doesn’t matter, they are coming off anyway! lol