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Dress To Impress.....

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Hi Guys,

As a first timer to Thailand in January, what is the acceptable dress for pubs and clubs in Bangers, Phuket etc.....

Would shorts a closed shoes suffice?

This has probably been asked before on ThaiVisa.com, but as a typical Aussie, I couldn't be shagged looking for it.

Your help would be appreciated.

Cheers Big Ears!

Any nice club/place, no sandles Ts or tanks (someplaces won't allow shorts.

any other pub or bar cares about your wallet, not your clothes :o

that's just my experiences based on entry rejection though....

Just from my experience wearing a decent suit (including necktie) will not cause any strange looks.

Please not wear shorts/pyama's and sandals/flip flops, that is for Thai only.

:o

Hi Guys,

As a first timer to Thailand in January, what is the acceptable dress for pubs and clubs in Bangers, Phuket etc.....

Would shorts a closed shoes suffice?

This has probably been asked before on ThaiVisa.com, but as a typical Aussie, I couldn't be shagged looking for it.

Your help would be appreciated.

Cheers Big Ears!

Considering your choice of an avatar, you might dress all in white and come as Colonel Sanders. :o

Hi Guys,

As a first timer to Thailand in January, what is the acceptable dress for pubs and clubs in Bangers, Phuket etc.....

Would shorts a closed shoes suffice?

This has probably been asked before on ThaiVisa.com, but as a typical Aussie, I couldn't be shagged looking for it.

Your help would be appreciated.

Cheers Big Ears!

For the most part most places could care less what you wear. (shorts/flops/tanks ect) No dress code in Phuket/Pattaya and most places in BKK. Only seen one instance of a mate being not allowed in at the Titanium Club in BKK - had shorts on and apparently if he'd been in prior to a certain time they'd care less. Safe wager for BKK is to have a some trousers/collared shirt's available just in case you happened to go to one of the stricter places. :o

Hi Guys,

As a first timer to Thailand in January, what is the acceptable dress for pubs and clubs in Bangers, Phuket etc.....

Yeah Mate only the Raffles in Singa's that you gotta dress propper for hey??

:o:D:D

Hi Guys,

As a first timer to Thailand in January, what is the acceptable dress for pubs and clubs in Bangers, Phuket etc.....

Cheers Big Ears!

A red one with big sexy white boots up to the knees.

If she has big ears, I'm sorry. Its just that I needed to pursuade her.

You don't need a collar or trousers at 'stricter places'. Jeans and t-shirt will do.

Whatever you wear, wear something trendy.

Bloody embarrassing half the farang walking around in stuff from the 80s!

You don't need a collar or trousers at 'stricter places'. Jeans and t-shirt will do.

Whatever you wear, wear something trendy.

Bloody embarrassing half the farang walking around in stuff from the 80s!

Singha Singlet/shorts/sandals with socks are spot on!!! :o

You don't need a collar or trousers at 'stricter places'. Jeans and t-shirt will do.

Whatever you wear, wear something trendy.

Bloody embarrassing half the farang walking around in stuff from the 80s!

Singha Singlet/shorts/sandals with socks are spot on!!! :o

Hey don't make fun of the way I dress! :D:D

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