Dress Code

As part of our continued effort to uphold the standards and atmosphere of the University Club, we kindly remind all members and their guests to observe the Club’s Dress Code and Electronics Policy when visiting. The University Club maintains a professional yet relaxed environment, and appropriate attire and etiquette help ensure a welcoming and respectful experience for all.

General Attire: Business Casual

All members and their guests are expected to be dressed in business casual attire while visiting the Clubhouse.

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Acceptable:

– Collared shirts, blouses, sweaters

– Slacks, khaki pants, skirts, and dresses

– Jackets are requested but not required in the Providence Room

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Not Permitted:

– Shorts (including khaki and cargo shorts)

– T-shirts (short-sleeve or long-sleeve)

– Sweatpants

– Hats (indoors or in dining areas)

– Ripped, torn, frayed, or excessively faded jeans

– Flip-flops or beach footwear

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Shirts must be tucked in while inside the Clubhouse. Hats must be removed when entering the dining areas or parlor.

DENIM POLICY

Tasteful and properly fitting denim is permitted in the Clubhouse, provided the following conditions are met:

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– Ripped or distressed jeans are not permitted

– Frayed or cutoff jeans are not permitted

– Excessively faded, worn, or dyed jeans are not permitted

– Low-rise jeans are not permitted

– Jeans must be of a consistent, solid color

ELECTRONICS POLICY

To preserve the Club’s refined and conversational setting, the use of electronic devices is restricted as follows:

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Electronic devices are not permitted in:

– The Bar

– Dining Areas

– The Parlor

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Members and guests are asked to silence their devices upon entering the Club. If a call must be taken, we respectfully ask that it be done outside or in the designated phone closet.