Dress code being changed without any notice

[DWhit]

As long as they hold to dress code to something just short of the end of a Royal Carribean Quest contest, things should be fine.:D

[Lastdance]

I always remember that rules/laws are always made, but enforcing them is entirely subjective to ship, time, person in charge and luck! OP...you will be just fine, unless Celebrity decides to place a fine on anyone it feels is breaking the rule! Hahahaha!

Enjoy your cruise!

[davekathy]

Maybe they should also fix the problem where the web site says maximum of 2 evening chic nights on cruises irregardless of length while some ships are holding three.

 

Agree!

[Mynki]

Most people dress up on Chic Night and the ones who don't come here to recruit. Who cares.

 

With the number of historical complaints you've made about chic night, my guess would be, errrr, You! :D :D :D

[cruise47]

Is this change clearly stated on their website. I could not access their website to ascertain this change.

[SetU2]

Let’s get a wrap on this thread. I have 897 in the pool for number of Dress Code threads for 2017 and we still need to get in 3 or 4 more.

 

 

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[davekathy]

Let’s get a wrap on this thread. I have 897 in the pool for number of Dress Code threads for 2017 and we still need to get in 3 or 4 more.

 

 

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Thanks for stopping by and contributing. :rolleyes:

[corpkid]

You will be fine. Just don't look like a slob and no worries.

 

:)

[Ma Bell]

With the number of historical complaints you've made about chic night, my guess would be, errrr, You! :D :D :D

 

There's a difference between comments and complaints.

 

Personally, I don't care what anyone else wears, it's their problem not mine but I do care that new cruisers get the facts.

[DirtyDawg]

You will be fine. Just don't look like a slob and no worries.

 

:)

 

Yup, this is no big deal.

 

Now, if Celebrity changed the dress code so that they required women to wear only long sleeves..............

 

... ka boom! :D

[keithm]

Since no one on any celebrity ship actually enforces any dress code, this is only an academic discussion. Folks will continue to wear what they want....and no celebrity employee will tell them they aren’t welcome in whatever dining room they go to.

 

 

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Not sure what ship/line you're referring to. Every night on Eclipse we saw the Maître D turn away slovenly dressed pax. I mean really, at night shorts & T shirt are fine for a trailer trash jamboree, but not for a line that advertises "Modern Luxury! Is it too hard to have a nice pair of slacks(Khakis & the like)decent collared shirt(long or short sleeve)nice pair of shoes. Dress down during the day is fine & expected, but at night a little proper decorum should be the rule. If not, then those pax should choose a more casual line.

[Can'tstopcruising]

Ladies!

 

Don't you think the dress code is a man's issue?

 

I don't know about you, but I wear just about the same thing as I used to on formal night.

 

My DH, however, doesn't wear a tux, suit or even a jacket anymore.

 

He happens to have a lot of nice sweaters!

 

As to sleeve length...it is rather cool in the MDR. If a man isn't wearing a jacket or a sweater, I think he will be more comfortable in long sleeves.

[davekathy]

Ladies!

 

Don't you think the dress code is a man's issue?

 

I don't know about you' date=' but I wear just about the same thing as I used to on formal night.

 

My DH, however, doesn't wear a tux, suit or even a jacket anymore.

 

He happens to have a lot of nice sweaters!

 

[b']As to sleeve length...it is rather cool in the MDR. If a man isn't wearing a jacket or a sweater, I think he will be more comfortable in long sleeves[/b].

 

Not this man. :rolleyes:

[warmwinds]

Sailing the Caribbean my husband is NOT bringing any long sleeved shirts! Since he is retired, he maybe has a few in his closet that he he pulls out for wedding and funerals, but NOT on a cruise!

[TrikerDave]

You’d think they were asking men to sit down so they can pull all your teeth before eating. My G** all they’re asking for is a nice shirt! Doesn’t even have to be clean!

 

 

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[ECCruise]

You’d think they were asking men to sit down so they can pull all your teeth before eating. My G** all they’re asking for is a nice shirt! Doesn’t even have to be clean!

 

 

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You simply don't get it.

 

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[TrikerDave]

You simply don't get it.

 

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Unfortunately I do.

 

 

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[davekathy]

You’d think they were asking men to sit down so they can pull all your teeth before eating. My G** all they’re asking for is a nice shirt! Doesn’t even have to be clean!

 

 

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You wear your dirty long sleeve shirt. I'll wear my clean and pressed short sleeve shirt while enjoying my meal with all my teeth. :evilsmile:

[ECCruise]

Unfortunately I do.

 

 

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Yep, you sure do. According to your absurd logic a filthy long sleeved shirt is OK a sharp clean short sleeved shirt is not acceptable. Back to your trike.

 

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[TrikerDave]

Yep, you sure do. According to your absurd logic a filthy long sleeved shirt is OK a sharp clean short sleeved shirt is not acceptable. Back to your trike.

 

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I may be a homely old biker but I do like to clean up on occasion. I can read directions though and have never been refused seating due to inappropriate dress. You?

 

 

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[Longhorn-ED]

Since no one on any celebrity ship actually enforces any dress code, this is only an academic discussion. Folks will continue to wear what they want....and no celebrity employee will tell them they aren’t welcome in whatever dining room they go to.

 

 

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We just got back from the Reflection 12/8/ and were in Blu. A man wearing shorts was turned away and told to put his big boy pants on if he wanted to enter, so he did. We were very happy to see this happen.

[Peteymil]

The rules weren’t changed, just clarified. Most would take “a shirt with sleeves” to mean long sleeved. Or simply wear a jacket.

 

 

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I wouldn’t, short sleeves are sleeves.

[Suzi66]

Ladies!

 

Don't you think the dress code is a man's issue?

 

I don't know about you' date=' but I wear just about the same thing as I used to on formal night.

 

My DH, however, doesn't wear a tux, suit or even a jacket anymore.

 

He happens to have a lot of nice sweaters!

 

As to sleeve length...it is rather cool in the MDR. If a man isn't wearing a jacket or a sweater, I think he will be more comfortable in long sleeves.[/quote']

 

You obviously have never met someone like my husband. He wears short sleeved shirts and shorts all year round, and owns a couple of pairs of long pants and a suit jacket for weddings, funerals and cruises. If he has to wear a long sleeved shirt, those sleeves would be rolled up in a flash and would not look nearly as nice as his neat short sleeved ones.

[cruise47]

Can someone please post the new written dress code for men. I still cannot ascertain this Information on The Celebrity website. Thanks.

[cruise47]

I have finally able been able to read the website and I am more confused than before.

 

I will ask my English professor spouse to interpret the dress code for men. Right now I am going to bring a dark suit, a dress shirt and a neck tie.

Edited December 21, 2017 by cruise47