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By *uroLovers OP   Couple
5 weeks ago

Cardiff

Going for 4 nights on Monday 13 July and we have 10kg hand luggage each on Ryanair. What do we need to pack and what should we leave at home? Thanks

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By *all me FlikWoman
5 weeks ago

Galaxy Far Far Away

You'll need virtually no clothes plus you can buy everything there if you fancy something different that you would probably only wear at Cap anyway.

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By *rincessandthebearCouple
5 weeks ago

Alton


"Going for 4 nights on Monday 13 July and we have 10kg hand luggage each on Ryanair. What do we need to pack and what should we leave at home? Thanks "

If you think you may want to visit a club then you do need trousers, shirt and shoes for the guy and heels for the lady.

Sarong (for both of you), hat, beach towel, club style clothes for the evenings, or underwear, or nothing…

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By *uroLovers OP   Couple
5 weeks ago

Cardiff

Thank-you both Xx

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By *erry 58Man
5 weeks ago

Doncaster

Factor 30

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By *uroLovers OP   Couple
5 weeks ago

Cardiff

Can someone give an idea of what constitutes proper shoes for men. Are we talking brogues or something a bit more casual. JM

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By *aurelnTartyMan
5 weeks ago

Maidstone

Not sandals, flip flops or trainers.

Smart slip on shoe is fine.

Even the Bodega, when it's busy, are fussy about men wearing proper shoes. I guess a stiletto going through a foot clad in flip flops is a tad painful!!

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By *azandjazCouple
5 weeks ago

Louth


"Going for 4 nights on Monday 13 July and we have 10kg hand luggage each on Ryanair. What do we need to pack and what should we leave at home? Thanks "

During the day no clothes needed. At night, men generally go smart casual. Shirt, polo shirt, fancy t-shirt, light trousers etc. But you can wear whatever you like, you'll see everything there.

Ladies generally go as daring as you wish. Lingerie, sex shop outfits, short skirts etc. Although you can wear whatever you feel sexy in.

You'll have a ball.... or 2😜

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By *lik and PaulCouple
5 weeks ago

cahoots

An example of Flik's evening wear at Cap d'Agde

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By *hispers69Couple
5 weeks ago

Devon

I ended up wearing lingerie in the evenings which was great fun , dancing on the poles at the Melrose bar and visiting the clubs. Glamour and Tantra, you need heels, gents smart dress and shoes as already mentioned. But Kamasutra is a fab club open from 2pm to 8pm with a dress code of naked. Histoire d'Or is the same naked dress code. Hope this helps.

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By *ika501Man
5 weeks ago

Tickhill


"Going for 4 nights on Monday 13 July and we have 10kg hand luggage each on Ryanair. What do we need to pack and what should we leave at home? Thanks

If you think you may want to visit a club then you do need trousers, shirt and shoes for the guy and heels for the lady.

Sarong (for both of you), hat, beach towel, club style clothes for the evenings, or underwear, or nothing…

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Are polo shirts acceptable or does it have to be tailored?

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By *ricoupleCouple
5 weeks ago

Groningen NL

Are you trying to impress the ladies and couples? If you aren’t then a polo shirt is fine but if you are looking for fun then dress in a way that will attract others.

It’s one of our bugs at Cap, ladies dressing and looking beautiful and sexy and their men and single men looking like they are going to the pub to watch football. An absolute turn off for Mrs Tricouple and first impressions count especially when we’re looking for party partners.

Cap is the one place where you can push the fashion and sexy clothing to its most extreme. We both go to Cap for the opportunity to dress up and feel sexy alongside all the other experiences that only the village can offer.

There are plenty of shops that sell some great stuff for both men and women.

So leave your polo shirt at home and buy something more fitting for the environment you are in and be part of that sexy atmosphere that fills the air.


"Going for 4 nights on Monday 13 July and we have 10kg hand luggage each on Ryanair. What do we need to pack and what should we leave at home? Thanks

If you think you may want to visit a club then you do need trousers, shirt and shoes for the guy and heels for the lady.

Sarong (for both of you), hat, beach towel, club style clothes for the evenings, or underwear, or nothing…

Are polo shirts acceptable or does it have to be tailored?"

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By *our LamourCouple
5 weeks ago

'near that London'

This post from Tri Couple is one of the most sensible posts on this issue we’ve ever seen!! Some women spend £100,s on their different outfits, not surprisingly they are usually not accompanied by men in polo shirts . Our dress advice to single men in Cap is smart shoes , tailored lightweight trousers, fitted long sleeve ( or if vvv hot short sleeve ) well designed shirt . Men cannot be too smartly dressed there.

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By *inkystateofmindMan
5 weeks ago

Edinburgh

I'm going to pack some shirts than

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By *otlovefun42Couple
5 weeks ago

Costa Blanca Spain...


"Are you trying to impress the ladies and couples? If you aren’t then a polo shirt is fine but if you are looking for fun then dress in a way that will attract others.

It’s one of our bugs at Cap, ladies dressing and looking beautiful and sexy and their men and single men looking like they are going to the pub to watch football. An absolute turn off for Mrs Tricouple and first impressions count especially when we’re looking for party partners.

Cap is the one place where you can push the fashion and sexy clothing to its most extreme. We both go to Cap for the opportunity to dress up and feel sexy alongside all the other experiences that only the village can offer.

There are plenty of shops that sell some great stuff for both men and women.

So leave your polo shirt at home and buy something more fitting for the environment you are in and be part of that sexy atmosphere that fills the air.

Going for 4 nights on Monday 13 July and we have 10kg hand luggage each on Ryanair. What do we need to pack and what should we leave at home? Thanks

If you think you may want to visit a club then you do need trousers, shirt and shoes for the guy and heels for the lady.

Sarong (for both of you), hat, beach towel, club style clothes for the evenings, or underwear, or nothing…

Are polo shirts acceptable or does it have to be tailored?"

This

Absolutely spot on advice.

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By *oceyCouple
5 weeks ago

plymuff

... full white suit with cowboy hat ,

Leather trousers and sheer mesh top ,

Gold hot pants and iredecant see through top,

Gold shoes , white trousers and see through black lace top .

Leopard print shirt, zebra print shirt.

Black leather gladiator shoulder armour.....

and that's just Mr Jocey !!

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By *havenpussycatsCouple
5 weeks ago

Cambridgeshire

Gold hot pants! That’s what we wear on the flight!

We’re doing a flying visit this year and hubby is going smart casual, good t shirt, box fresh trainers. Wife is deliberating with super kinky or more demure. Our plan is to drive in and have a night dancing at Melrose then Histories D’O where our skin and some tattoos is the sole dress code. If Melrose is a nada we’ll just have a drink at Pilotrie or something. All good!

Currently we’re getting an all over tan at Serignan plage naturiste beach.

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By *elaninMaverickWoman
5 weeks ago

near Putney Heath


"Going for 4 nights on Monday 13 July and we have 10kg hand luggage each on Ryanair. What do we need to pack and what should we leave at home? Thanks

If you think you may want to visit a club then you do need trousers, shirt and shoes for the guy and heels for the lady.

Sarong (for both of you), hat, beach towel, club style clothes for the evenings, or underwear, or nothing…

Are polo shirts acceptable or does it have to be tailored?"

I would not advise a polo shirt for the swinger clubs or certain bars like Melrose.

The spas has a naked dress code so...

I've not been in the cinema so... not sure what theirs is.

Clair Obsur which is the fetish, Kink, BDSM club has to be mostly all black especially shoes as I fell foul of that one. with my silver shoes. I was the sub for the night so I went barefoot. It's clean and safe enough to be barefoot.

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By *elaninMaverickWoman
5 weeks ago

near Putney Heath


"Gold hot pants! That’s what we wear on the flight!

We’re doing a flying visit this year and hubby is going smart casual, good t shirt, box fresh trainers. Wife is deliberating with super kinky or more demure. Our plan is to drive in and have a night dancing at Melrose then Histories D’O where our skin and some tattoos is the sole dress code. If Melrose is a nada we’ll just have a drink at Pilotrie or something. All good!

Currently, we’re getting an all-over tan at Serignan plage naturiste beach. "

Cackle at the flight...I try not to foist my kink and nudity on the vanilla textiles in the wild. Lol!

I dunno if the trainers will pass at Melrose but I mean if the other half is super kinky..they might allow it.

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By *uroLovers OP   Couple
5 weeks ago

Cardiff

Big thanks for all these replies. Especially the comments about club outfits for men. Really helpful xx

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By *hekittykoupleCouple
4 weeks ago

by the sea

I second that , Selina will look gorgeous and sexy I now won't lol out of place

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By *hekittykoupleCouple
4 weeks ago

by the sea


"... full white suit with cowboy hat ,

Leather trousers and sheer mesh top ,

Gold hot pants and iredecant see through top,

Gold shoes , white trousers and see through black lace top .

Leopard print shirt, zebra print shirt.

Black leather gladiator shoulder armour.....

and that's just Mr Jocey !! "

If only I could like a post 🤣

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By *xposedInTheMaleMan
4 weeks ago

Cambridgeshire


"Gold hot pants! That’s what we wear on the flight! "

Is that all you wear on the flight???

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By *ackagain4uMan
4 weeks ago

Cap

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By *ackagain4uMan
4 weeks ago

Cap


"Are you trying to impress the ladies and couples? If you aren’t then a polo shirt is fine but if you are looking for fun then dress in a way that will attract others.

It’s one of our bugs at Cap, ladies dressing and looking beautiful and sexy and their men and single men looking like they are going to the pub to watch football. An absolute turn off for Mrs Tricouple and first impressions count especially when we’re looking for party partners.

Cap is the one place where you can push the fashion and sexy clothing to its most extreme. We both go to Cap for the opportunity to dress up and feel sexy alongside all the other experiences that only the village can offer.

There are plenty of shops that sell some great stuff for both men and women.

So leave your polo shirt at home and buy something more fitting for the environment you are in and be part of that sexy atmosphere that fills the air.

Going for 4 nights on Monday 13 July and we have 10kg hand luggage each on Ryanair. What do we need to pack and what should we leave at home? Thanks

If you think you may want to visit a club then you do need trousers, shirt and shoes for the guy and heels for the lady.

Sarong (for both of you), hat, beach towel, club style clothes for the evenings, or underwear, or nothing…

Are polo shirts acceptable or does it have to be tailored?"

Tricouple-,

I'm embarking on my 1st trip (single guy),actually on the ferry now, will be there 17th Jul onwards.

What great and levelled response you've given here, thank you so much!

That has now mentally set the scene for me dress code wise. So less stiff upper lip, conventional gear and starchiness from us, sometimes boring looking, British men. I looking forward to stepping out of my comfort zone in public eye/arena, scantly and hopefully, what others find sexily dressed! Even if they don't, I will feel liberated

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By *xposedInTheMaleMan
4 weeks ago

Cambridgeshire


"That has now mentally set the scene for me dress code wise. So less stiff upper lip, conventional gear and starchiness from us, sometimes boring looking, British men. I looking forward to stepping out of my comfort zone in public eye/arena, scantly and hopefully, what others find sexily dressed! "

It's worth remembering that Tricouple were talking about what to wear in the evening, or at a club.

During the day, people don't generally dress sexily. They may be naked, or nearly so, but that's very different from sexy.

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