Naughty Dress Code

Note: It's the spirit of the law that we're looking for here. That said, please consider the fact that we, and our clientele, are more than a little put out by those that show up in casual attire. To all those who dress up for the occasion, and that's pretty much all of us, someone showing up in street clothes is someone who neither cares enough to participate nor respects his fellow partygoers. Dressing up also puts the other partygoers at ease. People are much less likely to let their hair down around somone who isn't dressed because they wonder, and this is based on experience, whether or not the person will know and show proper etiquette - no nosing in, no inappropriate advances, et cetera. It goes without saying that those who dress up are most likely to have more fun, if you know what we mean...

Now, it's perfectly acceptable to show up in street clothes with your outfit in tow. We may ask to see it before we let you in.

For theme events, please be advised that you do NOT have to dress to theme if you choose not to. It's merely an encouragement.

Acceptable:

Outfits made of rubber, PVC, leather, metal.
Outfits exposing aspects of the body not considered acceptable in public.
Outfits expressing subversiveness or disenfranchisement from the norm.
Gothic.
Drag.
Formal and vintage formal.
Vintage and modern "authoritarian" uniform.
The overtly sexual/sensual.
Costumes.
The perverse.
The sublime.

NOT Acceptable:

Street clothes.
A predominance of conventional fabrics, including cotton, wool, polyester, with the above, acceptable exceptions.
Nekkid.

We've decided to move "nekkidity" from the Acceptable section to the NOT Acceptable section. Why? We found that, well, the only people who chose to be naked ended up being the people who creeped our guests out the most.

It *is* okay to temporarily lose yer clothes while being naughty but we request that you do not roam about the club sans everything.