Last summer, I was denied entry for three clubs in California in a week. Two were in Los Angeles and one was a dive in Fresno. It was about 100 degrees in LA at the time and about 104 degrees in the Valley. The reason: I was wearing muscle shirts all three times. They all had rules that tank tops were not allowed. Even though muscle shirts have a little more fabric on them than a tank top, they still considered them the same thing. Only one of the three clubs I bothered to change into a collared shirt for. The other two, I said "fuck it" and drove around until I found a club that was okay with muscle shirts.
I like wearing a muscle shirts with a thin material like Nike Dri-fit when it is hot outside. The material is so thin and loose that it is like wearing no shirt at all. When a stripper mounts you for a lap dance, it feels like she is rubbing her tits on your bare chest.
Just a few weeks ago in New Orleans I was drinking on Bourbon Street in a muscle shirt. The hawker/doorman outside of Score's Mansion told me I could not go into his club with no sleeves. I did not care because I was allowed into all three of Score's sister clubs with no problem. I walked back to Score's around 2am when the crowd was dying out and confronted the same hawker/doorman. He once again brought up my shirt, but eventually let me go inside. I guess they need to be picky on who they sell $10 sodas to.
It amazes me how I can go to some high end clubs wearing a muscle shirt, and they do not care, while some trashy, dilapidated clubs get all up in arms if you are missing four or five inches of fabric on a hot day.
What types of clothing have gotten you turned away at the door of a strip club?
i've been denied entry at least once. maybe more, but i'm not positive if its happened multiple times.
i was once denied for wearing b-ball shorts lol. the reason was because it didn't fit their dress code or it wasn't classy enough or some shit.