Club Dress Code

CLUB DRESS CODE

 

Dress Code Policy.  Members’ Dress when in the Club was reviewed at the recent General Committee Meeting.  The following will apply from Monday 27th May:

 

Smart Casual Dress.  Smart Casual dress is permitted every morning, Monday to Thursday inclusive until 10am and all day on Friday, Saturday and Sunday.  Smart casual dress applies throughout August.

 

  • Smart Casual Dress allows members to wear long or short-sleeved full button-fronted shirts or smart polo shirts, smart denim jeans and ‘fashion’ pumps. Smart trainers are acceptable, however, not encouraged.
  • Unacceptable clothes include torn, frayed, faded or bleached clothing of any type, sportswear, shorts, T-shirts, leggings and jogging suits in any material, bare midriffs or excessively revealing clothing, and plastic flip flops.

 

Normal Club Dress.  After 10am on Monday to Thursday, Gentlemen are to wear a formal jacket and appropriate trousers or suit and tie in all public areas of the Club.  Ladies are to comply with the spirit of the code.  In exceptionally warm weather, the Chief Exec, will allow gentlemen to remove their jackets in the Club, including on the Terrace.

 

Meetings & Functions.  Those members and guests attending a meeting or function that has been booked with the Club Management in any of the function rooms are requested to wear a shirt with collar and a jacket (or equivalent for ladies), a tie whilst preferred is optional.  If members and guests utilise the bar facilities, dining room, lounge or Shaw Room they are expected to adhere to the Normal Dress Code.

 

Members are always responsible for their guests.  Thank you for conforming with the Club’s Dress Code.

 

Brigadier (Retd) Didi Wheeler

Chief Executive and Club Secretary                                                                                                                             May 2024

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