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Country Club Morning/Day For Him
(UK and Commonwealth)
Hat
| Hats are not normally worn |
Neck
Tie| Normally discouraged unless worn very casually. |
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Coat
Jacket
Any JacketIncluding Sports Jacket, Suit Jacket, Blazer, or a casual jacket.
If desired. |
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Top
Formal ShirtCollared.
Always the safest option.
Avoid double cuffs (cufflinks). |
| Polo Shirt or Tennis ShirtOr similar collared top.
Short or long sleeve.
Tucked in.
Avoid logos and slogans, but fashion labels are generally acceptable, as are university or sports club (such as golf, rugby, cricket, tennis, or polo) names.
Company branded clothing is normally encouraged. |
| | Cardigan Sweater | Fashionable TopSome tops are more appropriate to a smart environment than others.
Avoid tatty or revealing styles.
Avoid denim.
Avoid slogans and logos, but fashion labels are generally acceptable. |
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Bottom
TrousersYou can't go wrong with good quality trousers.
Cotton or corduroy are good choices. |
| | Dockers | | Chinos | | Khakis |
Ankles
Dark SocksCan't go wrong with black.
Mid-calf length. |
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Footwear
ShoesLeather, fabric, or microfibre.
Black, Navy, or Brown are appropriate colours. Avoid lighter colours. |
| | Loafers | | Deck Shoes | | Oxfords | | Moccasins |
Accessories
| Watch | Rings| A wedding or engagement ring is always allowed. |
| Other JewelryIt is best to avoid excessive jewelry.
There is more scope for jewelry in a creative role than there is in a more conservative environment. |
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