Vegas Strip Club Dress Code: 6 Simple Rules

Even though you’re going to the strip club, there’s still a code you have to adhere to when it comes to dressing yourself.

If you don’t show up in proper strip club dress code, you often won’t be granted entry. This is especially true on busy nights in Las Vegas.

Don’t get sneaky either: if you change your clothing once inside, you’ll most likely be asked to leave. Every strip club has an image to uphold, and its own sets of rules.

Rules aside, there are a lot of benefits to dressing up nice and showing up “dressed to impress.”

We’ll go over all those benefits here.

(P.S. If you’re in a hurry – there’s an infographic below with our 6 strip club dress code rules).

Can I Wear Sweatpants?

Don’t roll your eyes. This honestly happens a lot more than you think where guys show up to strip clubs in their sweat pants or even pajamas. As a general rule, most clubs won’t let you in. Some clubs however, depending on how dead it is, the time of day, or how business is looking, will actually let you in.

The dancers probably won’t be too impressed with your choice of attire, and they’ll definitely think you have ill intentions with those sweat pants on. We believe as a general rule, you should just avoid wearing sweat pants altogether. You don’t want the reputation as the “sweat pants in the strip club” guy.

As a Common-Sense Rule

Don’t wear anything you weren’t allowed to wear to your school dance. Unless you went to school in a really messed up area, you probably weren’t allowed to wear clothing that was too revealing or too offensive. You also probably weren’t allowed to wear anything that looked really tacky and got too much attention from other people.

You can apply the same general rules of those school dances you used to go to and apply them to strip club attire. Imagine that you’re going to an interview and the attire is business casual: that’s probably the best practice you can use when going to a strip club.

Universal Strip Club Dress Code: Our 6 Simple Rules of Attire

The above may be a lot to digest. If looking for a quick and dirty guide to getting in smoothly at all the strip clubs in Las Vegas, look no further.

Remember these 6 simple rules of strip club dress code and you’ll be good to go basically every time. Unless you somehow really pissed off the bouncer.

Our Pocket Guide to Las Vegas Strip Club Dress Codes.

General Things to NOT Wear in a Strip Club

Again, all of these things are subject to change and will depend on what the strip club dress code is at that particular venue. Here’s some general hard rules to follow:

• Shorts (Of Any Kind): Most of the top strip clubs in Vegas and more classy places will outright refuse you with shorts on. Choose some nice slacks or fashionable jeans instead.
• Sneakers: Avoid sneakers, if at all possible. The darker and plainer the sneaker the better. Jordans and athletic sneakers will usually be outright refused.
• Flip Flops/Sandals: Absolutely no flip flops or sandals. This is an insurance hazard for the venue as well, in case a glass breaks onto the floor.
• Tank Tops: Please leave the tank top back at the hotel. This isn’t a place to let the guns out.
• Torn/Ripped Jeans: Jeans that look like they were put through a blender should also be left back at the hotel. Certain bouncers can be more strict than others on torn jeans.
• Athletic Clothing/Gear: It’s unlikely that you’re a national athlete who just got out of a big game, so please don’t wear athletic clothing or jerseys to the strip club.
• Gang Apparel: This is an obvious no go. The strip clubs are strongly against clothing that has a chance of inciting violence.

If you wear any combination of the above, you probably won’t even get past security. They’ll tell you that you can’t wear a certain item or whatever it is that you’re wearing, and that you have to go home and change before you can come back.

Most clubs are nice enough to let you in if you go back to your hotel and change into proper strip club attire, but its a much better practice to ask about the attire before you go to the club. Most hotels will give you a full comprehensive list of different strip clubs and party clubs that give you the attire of what’s allowed and not allowed.

Do a quick inventory of your group’s attire before rolling out.

Specific Vegas Strip Club Dress Codes by Location

You probably have your heart set on one venue in particular. In that case, we’ll go over some of the top Las Vegas strip clubs and their particular dress codes.

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Treasures Gentlemen’s Club Dress Code

Treasures is a very high fashion place, sporting a top notch steakhouse inside. While they’re pretty lenient on what you can wear, there are some things you can’t show up in:

• If you’re a male, you’re not allowed to wear any kind of tank top for any reason
• You’re not allowed to wear sporting apparel such as jerseys
• You can’t wear sweatpants or sporting shorts such as basketball shorts
• Nothing that represents gang activity, violence or club regalia as this should be common sense

Sapphire Gentlemen’s Club Dress Code

Sapphire Las Vegas is the largest strip club in the world, featuring hundreds of dancers every night and an outdoor pool. On busy nights, they can also be the strictest strip club in Las Vegas when it comes to attire.

• You may not wear any shoes that come with open toes
• You can’t wear flip flops or sandals (these aren’t something you should wear to any club ever)
• No tank tops of any kind
• No sweatpants, which should be an obvious one
• No sporting apparel Jerseys

Crazy Horse III Strip Club Dress Code

Like Sapphire, the dress code at Crazy Horse III is pretty strict and the bouncers are serious about who gets in.

• No shorts of any kind, not just athletic shorts but any shorts
• No sandals or flip flops like the above clubs
• Your pants may not sag to the ground or be baggy to the point where they won’t even stay on without a belt
• You can’t wear any hats inside the building

Little Darlings Strip Club Dress Code

• You can’t wear plain white t-shirts in the building
• Absolutely no tank tops
• No jerseys or athletic wear of any kind
• No caps or do rags on your head inside
• No chains can be worn or visible

Spearmint Rhino Strip Club Dress Code

Spearmint Rhino is a little more relaxed when it comes to their dress codes but they still have some rules.

• At Spearmint Rhino, you’re actually allowed to wear flip flops but please don’t, for other reasons
• You can’t wear plain white t-shirts
• No tank tops are allowed
• No athletic apparel including shorts or shirts is allowed

Sophia’s Gentlemen’s Club Dress Code

• No sweatpants
• You can’t wear any athletic wear or sporting apparel
• No flip flops or sandals
• No shorts, even athletic shorts
• No t-shirts that are plain white

Larry Flynt’s Hustler Club Dress Code

Hustler Las Vegas is known as an after hours party spot as well, as a world-class strip club. Here’s management’s top rules:

• No plain white t-shirts
• No shorts of any kind, even if they’re sporting event related or athletic
• You can’t wear tank tops inside the club
• You can’t wear sweatpants
• No flip flops or sandals like many of the clubs above

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Wrap Up (No Puns Intended)

Each strip club dress code tends to be roughly the same. If you just follow the common-sense rules of going out and trying to impress hot girls, you’ll be just fine and you’ll be allowed inside.

These clubs have an image to uphold, and if they start letting dressed-down people inside it could signal to others that the quality of the venue is rapidly diminishing. Everything is at the strip club’s discretion.

It’s ultimately up to the bouncer working the door whether or not you get into the club. At the end of the day, they don’t have to let you in even if you’re dressed appropriately, so keep that in mind. Showing up with a proper attitude also helps, along with bringing plenty of cash.

We hope we saved you a trip back to the hotel to change.

If you’re worried about the type of pants you’re wearing revealing a little too much during a lap dance and rubbing against the dancer, don’t worry. You aren’t going to be in trouble, and she won’t be grossed out unless you start actively rubbing or grinding against her to make it obvious.

Always try to contain and control yourself, regardless of what you’re wearing – because the idea of you finishing during a lap dance is what the dancers definitely won’t like. A nice pair of jeans or even business pants will always do just fine. Be smart and be classy. Ditch the sweatpants and grab the slacks.