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I know there have been many questions about this - but would it be ok for my husband to wear sandals in the evening restaurants and captains reception - I guess we are trying to decide whether to pack leather shoes. Thanks!!!

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I know there have been many questions about this - but would it be ok for my husband to wear sandals in the evening restaurants and captains reception - I guess we are trying to decide whether to pack leather shoes. Thanks!!!

 

From the PG website:

 

"What is the dress code for evenings?

Country Club Casual, or elegant resort wear, is appropriate dress for all evenings aboard The Gauguin. Country Club Casual consists of a dress, or skirt or slacks with a blouse or sweater for ladies, and slacks and collared shirts for gentleman. No ties are required at any time, although gentlemen may opt to wear a jacket to the Captain’s Welcome Reception. Please note that casual wear such as shorts, t-shirts, casual jeans (frayed and/or with holes), baseball caps, flip-flops, and Crocs are not considered appropriate after 6:00 p.m. in all restaurants and lounges. Bathrobes and bathing suits are not appropriate in the ship’s restaurants and lounges, and shirts and shoes are required in all public areas at all times."

 

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While I was surprised how many men and women pushed the boundaries of Country Club Casual, your husband would look and feel out of place wearing sandals in the evening to dinner. I doubt the wait staff or Maitre D would kick him out, except perhaps at the Veranda, but I don't think you would be pleased with where you were seated every night.

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  • 1 month later...

I saw them remove 3 gentlemen from the dining room the final night on board, all three were wearing shorts, sandals and one a ball cap.  From what I saw, nice jeans, slacks, and any shirt with collar will do for the men, with a form of non-athletic footwear, I wore boat shoes and canvas shoes and never felt out of place.

 

Most of the ladies wore dresses, or pants with a dressy top.

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