Dress Code

Club etiquette

Dress Code

Dress code and orders

Comfort, occasion and club tradition

These definitions help members and guests choose suitable attire throughout the Club.

Formal

A dinner jacket, suit, long-sleeve Batik, National Dress, or a straight-bottom long-sleeved shirt. A tucked-in shirt is worn with a tie, long trousers, full-foot shoes and socks.

Smart Casual

A straight-bottom collared shirt or collared T-shirt with long trousers and full-foot shoes. Faded or torn jeans are not permitted.

Casual

A collared or round-neck T-shirt with shorts, together with shoes or sandals.

By venue

What to wear, where

VenueWhenDress code
PatioAll dayCasual
Men's BarDaily; casual until 7 PM on weekends/public holidaysSmart Casual
Dolphin Bar & LoungeDaily; casual until 7 PM on weekends/public holidaysSmart Casual
Main & Family DiningDaily; casual until 7 PM on weekends/public holidaysSmart Casual
The Lounge (Mix Bar)All day; no children under 16 after 10:00 PMCasual
Sunken VerandahDailySmart Casual until 7:00 PM; Formal after 7:00 PM

A considerate reminder

Patio and poolside

Swimwear, bathrobes, sleeveless T-shirts and towels are not suitable in the Patio unless a person is simply passing through. Venue-specific notices take precedence during special occasions.

Ladies

Main & Family Dining

Smart Casual applies at all times, with Casual accepted until 7:00 PM on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays. Shorts, three-quarter pants, sportswear, Bermuda shorts and baggy round-neck T-shirts are otherwise not permitted.

The Lounge (Mix Bar)

Children after 10:00 PM

The Lounge follows Casual dress throughout the day. Children below 16 are not allowed inside after 10:00 PM.

Sunken Verandah

Evening formal wear

Smart Casual applies until 7:00 PM, followed by Formal dress. Suitable formal wear includes dinner gowns, jackets, shawls, traditional attire, cocktail dresses and suits.