What is DRESS CODE? 'DRESS CODE IS FOR LIVING': So it's a lifestyle and not a fashion.
Someone thinks that dresscode is something that should be used only during fetish parties or events like this: many clubs also require dresscode this way but other ones demand that Dresscode is always worn. Sometimes is very specific, but dresscode is usually open to a general guideline, and you can choose differnt way to adopt it. Leathermen usually know very well dresscode and "live" it normally: what about newbies instead? Very often is enough to follow the guidelines: "leather, rubber, uniforms, jeans, S/M ... or nothing". It's easy to think about the original models who inspired this kind of dressing: bikers, soldiers, policemen, cowboys, sailors, workers... Whenever dresscode is not very specific to a certain kind of dress, here is a list of option you can adopt to access beyond the selector outside a fetish party..
Someone thinks that dresscode is something that should be used only during fetish parties or events like this: many clubs also require dresscode this way but other ones demand that Dresscode is always worn. Sometimes is very specific, but dresscode is usually open to a general guideline, and you can choose differnt way to adopt it. Leathermen usually know very well dresscode and "live" it normally: what about newbies instead? Very often is enough to follow the guidelines: "leather, rubber, uniforms, jeans, S/M ... or nothing". It's easy to think about the original models who inspired this kind of dressing: bikers, soldiers, policemen, cowboys, sailors, workers... Whenever dresscode is not very specific to a certain kind of dress, here is a list of option you can adopt to access beyond the selector outside a fetish party..
Leather
Every clothe must be in leather.
Except for the shirt, it can also be as described above, or the pants, that they can be eventually in jeans: better if worn under a pair of chaps, or a T-shirt.
Every clothe must be in leather.
Except for the shirt, it can also be as described above, or the pants, that they can be eventually in jeans: better if worn under a pair of chaps, or a T-shirt.
Rubber
Only rubber clothes. as for the leather can be exception for the shirt or the pants.
Also this is better if worn under a pair of chaps, or a T-shirt, or a Fred Perry..
Only rubber clothes. as for the leather can be exception for the shirt or the pants.
Also this is better if worn under a pair of chaps, or a T-shirt, or a Fred Perry..
Military
Clothes should be in military colours and/or camouflage. Also the combination of amphibians, camouflage pants and T-shirt is tolerated.
Clothes should be in military colours and/or camouflage. Also the combination of amphibians, camouflage pants and T-shirt is tolerated.
Uniform
Clothes that constitute a complete military or paramilitary force uniform. (like firemen or cops)
Clothes that constitute a complete military or paramilitary force uniform. (like firemen or cops)
Skin e flattops
° Boots: military, Doc Martens or Rangers (10 - 14 - 20 - 30 holes). Only round laces.
° Jeans: shortened or rolled up in bottom, almost clear and tight.
° T-shirts: Kaki, Urban, Woodland, Lonsdale, Polo, Fred Perry, Ben Sherman.
° Bombers: MA1, Alpha, Schott or jackets jeans.
° Hair: for Skinheads: from 0 to max 5 milimeter ; for flattops: from 1 to 3 milimeter (temples) and from 5 10 milimeter to milimeter (high part). BEWARE: common beards not allowed, nor moustaches for skins. The colours of the Fred Perry T-shirts and/or the boot laces should refer to the hanky code.
° Boots: military, Doc Martens or Rangers (10 - 14 - 20 - 30 holes). Only round laces.
° Jeans: shortened or rolled up in bottom, almost clear and tight.
° T-shirts: Kaki, Urban, Woodland, Lonsdale, Polo, Fred Perry, Ben Sherman.
° Bombers: MA1, Alpha, Schott or jackets jeans.
° Hair: for Skinheads: from 0 to max 5 milimeter ; for flattops: from 1 to 3 milimeter (temples) and from 5 10 milimeter to milimeter (high part). BEWARE: common beards not allowed, nor moustaches for skins. The colours of the Fred Perry T-shirts and/or the boot laces should refer to the hanky code.
Worker
Shirts in flannel, worker suite, white T-shirts, amphibians or worker shoes. Accessories: helmet, worker belts..
Shirts in flannel, worker suite, white T-shirts, amphibians or worker shoes. Accessories: helmet, worker belts..
Footwear
Black leather or rubber boots like the ones used by policeman bikers, cowboys/riders. Also Amphibian shoes and military boots, Dr. Marten' s, Caterpillar and worker type. Military colours are also accepted.
Black leather or rubber boots like the ones used by policeman bikers, cowboys/riders. Also Amphibian shoes and military boots, Dr. Marten' s, Caterpillar and worker type. Military colours are also accepted.
Knee Socks
to be worn exclusively with short pants, jock-strap or naked. Generally they are made of cotton with large mesh or wool.
to be worn exclusively with short pants, jock-strap or naked. Generally they are made of cotton with large mesh or wool.
Underwear
Usually people don't use underwear with rubber or leather clothes, but just a cockring. But are allowed cotton, leather or rubber jock-straps in cotton. Boxer, tanga, designer underwear are absolutely not allowed.
Usually people don't use underwear with rubber or leather clothes, but just a cockring. But are allowed cotton, leather or rubber jock-straps in cotton. Boxer, tanga, designer underwear are absolutely not allowed.
Pants
Blue or black Jeans are always a classic, but torn Jeans are ok only with a skin style dress. Leather and rubber pants, Levis type, military, with laces or coloured strips, etc… are always the welcomes. Leather or rubber Chaps are always very welcome. Other types ARE NOT ADMITTED.
Blue or black Jeans are always a classic, but torn Jeans are ok only with a skin style dress. Leather and rubber pants, Levis type, military, with laces or coloured strips, etc… are always the welcomes. Leather or rubber Chaps are always very welcome. Other types ARE NOT ADMITTED.
Shirts
Shirts you can consider are lumberjack cotton style ones, jeans (denim and not designed or fashion ones), military, and of course leather and rubber shirt are always ok.
Shirts you can consider are lumberjack cotton style ones, jeans (denim and not designed or fashion ones), military, and of course leather and rubber shirt are always ok.
Vest
This is an other important clothe in the dresscode and can be made of rubber or leather. To be worn on a shirt or a T-shirt or just alone.
This is an other important clothe in the dresscode and can be made of rubber or leather. To be worn on a shirt or a T-shirt or just alone.
Ties
Should be worn only with a full leather or full uniform dress..
Should be worn only with a full leather or full uniform dress..
Belt
It must be black, unless you're using a military dresscode.
It must be black, unless you're using a military dresscode.
T-shirt
T-Shirt must be black, grey, blue navy, military green, or white. They should have no writings nor logos unless leatherclub logos or something like this. They can be obviously made of rubber and leather. No designer t-shirt are allowed..
T-Shirt must be black, grey, blue navy, military green, or white. They should have no writings nor logos unless leatherclub logos or something like this. They can be obviously made of rubber and leather. No designer t-shirt are allowed..
Hats
Leather and rubber hats are common. Also military, southern, or classic hats. Something like baseball cap is usually not appreciated.
Leather and rubber hats are common. Also military, southern, or classic hats. Something like baseball cap is usually not appreciated.
Jackets
Leather is the best can be the Schott, the Waston, the jackets from different countries police departments.
Jeans jackets must be classic (without fur, or fashion signs).
Leather is the best can be the Schott, the Waston, the jackets from different countries police departments.
Jeans jackets must be classic (without fur, or fashion signs).
Accessories
Accessories are often used to give an extra effect to the dress. These can be
° Bandanas, with their specific meaning. Bracelets, (leather or rubber) in different sizes and uses..
° Harness: (again can be made of leather or rubber) to be worn without other clothes.
° Sam Brown: bandoliera in cuoio o in gomma.
° Leather or Rubber Masks, that totally or partially cover face and/or head.
° Handcuffs, chains, whips, etc…
If something doesn't appear in this list should not be used for your dresscode.
Accessories are often used to give an extra effect to the dress. These can be
° Bandanas, with their specific meaning. Bracelets, (leather or rubber) in different sizes and uses..
° Harness: (again can be made of leather or rubber) to be worn without other clothes.
° Sam Brown: bandoliera in cuoio o in gomma.
° Leather or Rubber Masks, that totally or partially cover face and/or head.
° Handcuffs, chains, whips, etc…
If something doesn't appear in this list should not be used for your dresscode.
