FabSwingers.com forum: Attic dress code for men

By *erbylewis23 OP Man
8 weeks ago

DERBY

What is the dress code for men at the attic ? I never been to the attic so sure what dress code is for men

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By *ereandthere84Man
8 weeks ago

Grantham

Depends when you go, during the week, they let anything go, weekends, be smart.

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By *oetic licenceCouple
8 weeks ago

Darley Dale

"Depends when you go, during the week, they let anything go, weekends, be smart."

Is that true? Dress code is always smart, no sportswear, no ripped jeans, no work clothes, Friday Saturday is no trainers, check the website for full details. I'm pretty sure they ever "let anything go" it's a classy place. And I, as a woman, would never entertain a guy that hadn't tried to look smart.

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By *udandBryanCouple
8 weeks ago

Boston

As Poetic Licence said, no trainers/sportswear etc.

Best bet - MAKE AN EFFORT. No doubt you expect the ladies to dress nicely and look their best, so do likewise!

We will never entertain any guy who looks like he's just wandered in off the street.

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By *hino96Man
8 weeks ago

Birmingham

What if " he's wandered off the streets" looking smart and presentable?

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By *udandBryanCouple
8 weeks ago

Boston

"What if " he's wandered off the streets" looking smart and presentable?"

In that most unusual instance - yes great, but as most men seem to wear jeans, t shirt & trainers generally - no.

Effort = results

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By *ereandthere84Man
8 weeks ago

Grantham

That is true, I have no reason to lie. As I said, weekends are smarter and stricter but I’ve also been in the week when workwear and jogging bottoms have been evident.

Vary the days you visit and you’ll see what I mean.

The question wasn’t about you and what you would entertain, it was about dress code so unsure why you’d make it about you.

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By *erbylewis23 OP Man
8 weeks ago

DERBY

I looked at the website at the dress code it says smart and clean at all times and casual smart I was think of wear a pair of jeans boots and t-shirt with a shirt over that

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By *udandBryanCouple
8 weeks ago

Boston

Bear in mind also, who you're hoping to impress. While some people may be impressed by jeans & t shirt, others will not.

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By *r DerbyMan
7 weeks ago

Derby

"That is true, I have no reason to lie. As I said, weekends are smarter and stricter but I’ve also been in the week when workwear and jogging bottoms have been evident.

Vary the days you visit and you’ll see what I mean.

The question wasn’t about you and what you would entertain, it was about dress code so unsure why you’d make it about you."

Yes daytime seems to be more relaxed about dress code than Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings. But I would still.say make and effort and not just turn up in grey jogging bottoms and a t-shirt.

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By *akedsunloversCouple
7 weeks ago

midlands

men are scruffy bastards their !!!

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By *orny DeucesCouple
7 weeks ago

Mansfield

The clubs dress code is smart casual, which is strict on evening times.

No leisure footwear (I.e. trainers, club doesn't allow the Greek Goddess that is Nike, so by having an Italian block called prada on the side ain't making any difference). Is a hard and fast rule Friday and Saturday evenings.

Single gents should always dress to impress and stand out from the crowd to be noticed, smell nice, smile and try to be socialable.

Daytime is a little more relaxed but should think that standing out here should be easier and just as thought of

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By *rimals at PlayCouple
7 weeks ago

Manchester

"Bear in mind also, who you're hoping to impress. While some people may be impressed by jeans & t shirt, others will not. "

A cumberband does not a gentlemen make lol

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By *udandBryanCouple
7 weeks ago

Boston

"Bear in mind also, who you're hoping to impress. While some people may be impressed by jeans & t shirt, others will not.

A cumberband does not a gentlemen make lol"

Very true, but trainers and t shirt do not make an athlete.

We just won't entertain anyone who won't make an effort.

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