Primer of common dress codes for cruises and resorts.
Proper attire for a cruise or resort is most often quality
country club wear—no tank tops or flip-flops.
Resort Attire
Good quality summer attire that you would feel comfortable
wearing to a golf club or country club. This could include good quality shorts,
button and polo shirts, short skirts, sandals, and newish sneakers—no
flip-flops, tank tops, t-shirts, or too much skin.
Evening Resort Attire
Similar to what we would feel comfortable wearing to a country
club in the evening. Slacks and a nice shirt (jacket optional) for men and a
dress or nice separate are perfect for women--no sneakers, flip-flops,
t-shirts, or shorts.
Dressy Casual
This calls for slacks with a nice top (for either gender), a
knee-length skirt with a quality top, or a dress that you would wear to a
restaurant. Shorts would be fine, but these should not be too short or
cut-offs—no t-shirts or flip-flops.
Cocktail Attire
Usually, this is the basic black dress and a suit for a man.
For warmer weather, just think of that dress in lighter fabrics and you
are on your way.
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