Check each event's page for special requests, but in general, we
strongly encourage everyone to dress down
comfortably. When you arrive, you can change into boxers,
pajama pants, or sweat pants and put your street clothes in a
bag. T-shirts optional.
You should dress down when you arrive (or, after
the business
meeting) and before Initiation, but
it's not mandatory.
You can buy Boys' Night In boxers if you
like (hint: they don't have a real fly front, so
no peeking
problems), or a Boys'
Night In tote bag to stash your street clothes.
Most events are clothing-optional after a certain time. That does not mean you need to undress, but it does mean that some guys may. Use common sense — don't go out naked in the front yard or something.
When we have a pool or hot tub, the usual rule is: suits and
skin only
. That means swimsuits or skinny-dipping, but not
boxers, jeans, shorts, etc. (It's bad for filter systems.)
Sometimes swimsuits are required, check the event's page to be
sure. In any case, bring your own towel(s).
Where practical, please attend meetings before the parties in business casual attire: pants or jeans, button-down shirt, tie. Jacket optional.
There's no punishment if you can't do so, it's just nice.
Check each event's page for dress code. Unless otherwise noted,
wear a white shirt of some kind — tank top, T-shirt, or
dress shirt. It doesn't have to be totally white, it's just easier
to be that group of guys all wearing white shirts.
You can buy a Boys Roam Out shirt if you like.
Trans guys: awkward moment: If you have anatomy that doesn't match your gender, please keep it covered, even if the event is (otherwise) clothing-optional.