Dress Regulations at Pall Mall The pride which members feel for their Pall Mall clubhouse is reflected in the appropriateness of dress within the building. In general men wear tailored business suit, jacket and trousers together with a collared shirt and tie (no cravats) throughout the clubhouse. Ladies dress with appropriate formality. All respect the spirit of these rules. Smart casual dress may be worn: at any time in the Long Bar, Billiards room and on the Club Room terrace or when going between a bedroom and the clubhouse entrance or traversing the Club Room to or from the Long Bar or Club Room terrace at weekends (6pm Friday to midnight Sunday) throughout the clubhouse except for the Great Gallery, and the Minstrels Gallery every day in the Brooklands restaurant between 6 and 11am Sportswear is worn by members and guests only in the sports area and when going directly to or from the clubhouse entrance and the sports area. Members and guests deposit all outer street garments, briefcases, sports holdalls and equipment not for immediate use, packages and other items in the cloakroom on the lower ground floor. The dress code for sporting activities is displayed in all changing rooms and in the Frigidarium. The dress regulations do not apply to any person wearing their national dress or the uniform or costume appropriate to their office or vocation. Definitions: Smart casual – Men: No jacket or tie is required. Tailored long or short sleeved open-neck shirts and tailored trousers including chinos. Long or short-sleeved v-neck or crew neck pullovers are acceptable provided they are worn over a collared shirt. Roll-neck and turtleneck sweaters are also acceptable. Shirts must be tucked in at all times. Women: are again asked to dress with commensurate formality. Denim is only acceptable when moving directly between the clubhouse entrance and the sports area. Sportswear – shorts, T-shirts, sweat shirts, polo shirts, short-sleeved shirts, plain rugby shirts (without large logos or inscriptions), tracksuits and leggings. Dress Regulations at Woodcote Park Principles It is the responsibility of the member to ensure that they and their guests are dressed appropriately, consistent with their environment Common sense is applied when interpreting the dress code Casual dress is generally appropriate throughout the estate Casual dress excludes clothes carrying large or offensive slogans or lettering Dirty, torn or ripped clothing or visible underwear is not appropriate More formal tailored jacket and trousers are appropriate for men in The Boston Grill for dinner Sports clothing may be worn in Cedars, The Fountain and on the terraces Sports clothing should be that which has been designed for the relevant sports activity Blue denim jeans are not appropriate on the golf courses, the practice areas, in the Golfers Clubhouse or on the ground floor of the main clubhouse building (that is the Cedar Room, Boston Grill, Lounge and Bar). The dress regulations do not apply to any person wearing their national dress or the uniform or costume appropriate to their office or vocation.