Dress
Code As of 6/28/23
Attire
must be considered appropriate at all times when using the Club. Certain clothing, accessories or
styles may not be considered appropriate for the Club.
The following guidelines
will help you determine what is appropriate while using different areas of the
Club and while attending Club events
- Attire
that is wrinkled, with rips, tears or frays; cut-offs or any extreme style or
fashion in dress, footwear, accessories or styles is not permitted.
- Shirts
must be tucked in. Hoodies, Zip Ups and Sweatshirts are permitted only where athletic
attire is permitted.
-Hats, overcoats and winter boots are
to be placed in coat closet, locker or checked at coat check.
- Denim
that is white or dark in color (navy or black) without holes, rips fraying or
fading of any kind is permissible in areas of the Club where Casual attire is
permitted. Baggy fitting denim, denim jackets and denim shirts are not
permitted.
Athletic attire is permitted in the
Fitness Center, Locker Rooms, Spa, Hotel Rooms and Bowling. Athletic footwear
is required. Street clothes must be worn in the
locker room lounge areas. Robes or used athletic attire is not permitted.
Men’s: Athletic wear
including shorts, T-shirts, warmup suits or yoga pants.
Women’s: Athletic
wear including shorts, T-shirts, warmup suits or yoga pants.
Club Casual/Cocktail
attire
is permitted in the historic portions of the Club with the exception of service
in the Main Dining Room and stated events.
Men:
Collared dress shirts, tailored dress pants including khakis. Polo shirts and
turtlenecks are permissible. Shorts and cargo pants are not permitted. Dress
shoes and loafers. Flip flops, sneakers or sandals are not permitted.
Women:
Blouses, business casual tops, tailored dress pants, skirts, dresses or
pantsuits. Sweaters and turtlenecks are permissible. Appropriate attire excludes items that may be too tight or revealing, including midriff
baring, or cuissardes. Attire should be appropriately fitting and hemmed
with
skirts and dresses mid-thigh or longer and avoid extremely short hemlines such
as miniskirts or shorter. Outfit coordinating dress hats are permissible. Denim
skirts and dresses are permissible.
Formal attire is required in the Main Dining
Room and for all stated events including New Year’s Day Open House, Valentine’s
Day Dinner, Easter Brunch, Mother’s Day, Thanksgiving and Christmas Eve.
Men: A jacket with collared dress shirt and a necktie. Dress
shoes or loafers with socks.
Women: Blouses, business tops,
skirts, dresses or pantsuits. Appropriate
shoes required. Attire should be appropriately fitting and
hemmed with
skirts and dresses mid-thigh or longer and avoid extremely short hemlines such
as miniskirts or shorter. Outfit coordinating hats are permissible.
Black Tie is required for stated Club events.
Men: A tuxedo, with an evening shirt, bowtie,
tailored trousers and dress shoes with socks.
Women: Knee to floor length gown, evening dress
or palazzo-cut pants with dress shoes. Black Tie attire should avoid dramatic
splits or tight ‘red-carpet’ aesthetics.
Electronic
Communication Equipment
The use of cell phones for non-verbal communication is permitted in all
areas of the Club as long as such use is private and discrete. Phones must be
silenced at all times.
The verbal
use of cell phones is permitted only in the following areas: designated phone
booths, vestibule outside the Men’s Locker Room, hallway outside the Women’s
Locker Room, vestibule outside of the Milliard Fillmore Room, the bowling
alley, the Member Workspace or in any private meeting room with the permission
of the host. The use of the speaker phone feature is not permitted.
The use of
personal electronic devices (laptops, iPads, tablets or the like) are permitted
in the Member Workspace or in any private meeting room with the permission of
the host. Sound emitting from such use of personal electronic devices in these
areas is not permitted at any time unless ear phones or personal headsets are
in use.
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