6.1 Dress standards for formal areas - Island and City
Gentlemen's proper attire:
The minimum dress requirement for gentlemen is smart casual attire (ie. a shirt with collar and sleeves; long trousers or dress shorts no more than 3” above the knee). Note: jeans, non-dress shorts, cut-offs, tank tops, or bathing suits are not considered appropriate attire. After 6:00pm: Jacket; shirt with collar and sleeves; and dress pants are required.
Ladie's proper attire:
The minimum dress requirement for ladies is smart casual attire (ie. a dress, skirt, slacks, or walking shorts with a blouse, sweater or tunic). Note: jeans, short shorts, cut-offs, micro mini skirts, tank tops, or bathing suits are not considered appropriate attire. After 6:00pm: Dress, skirt, divided skirt, or dress pants with a blouse, sweater, or tunic with/without a jacket.
Juniors:
Juniors aged ten and over shall dress in accordance with the adult regulations. Children aged nine and under should wear neat and clean casual clothes.
Dress Regulations:
For the purpose of these Dress Regulations, formal and informal areas of the Club are defined as follows:
Formal areas of the Club
Island: Front Hall, Lounge, Patricia Room, Ballroom, Dining Room, Ballroom Verandah, Flagship Room and Commodores’ Room.
City: Model Room, Foyer, Dining Room, Commodores’ Room, Canada Room, and Mezzanine Gallery
Informal areas of the club
Island: Sailors Bar, and Ovens’ Room
City: Galley, Crown & Beaver, Chart Room, and Fleet Room
Special events:
Each special event will be advertised with its own dress code.
Hats:
Hats are not to be worn in either of the clubhouses including Bistro verandah unless the hat is part of a lady's attire.
6.2 Dress standards for the launches and front dock
Gentlemen's proper attire:
The minimum dress requirement for gentlemen is smart casual (ie. a shirt with collar and sleeves; and long trousers or dress shorts no more than 3” above the knee).