The recommended Dress Code is Smart Casual. Therefore, for gentlemen we strongly recommend collared tee/shirts, trousers and covered shoes/covered back strap sandals. Ladies are allowed in any attire, both Western and Indian, that are appropriate for public spaces.
Formal Western attire for men – suit/jacket and tie – is required for some formal events. Traditional formal Indian attire for men including dhooti & punjabi, dhoti or close-fitted pyjamas and kurta, along with appropriate footwear are welcome at all times and everywhere in the club.
Jeans for both gentlemen and ladies are now allowed in the Nagraj Bar, Dining Hall, Reynolds Room on Sundays and Holidays till 5 pm. Casualwear like jeans, shirts without collars and sneakers are allowed at the Oriental Room, Sports Lounge and The Huddle at all times.
Gentlemen are requested to avoid the following in Public (Party) Rooms, Sports Lounge and all rooms on the first floor of the club: Any type of shirt or vest without a collar, chappals/sandals with or without straps (except when worn with dhoti and punjabi or churidar/kurtas), Aligarhi (loose) pyjamas, shorts and jeans except as noted above.
Please do not appear attired in untidy or inappropriate clothing or barefoot anywhere in the Club.
Members and guests are welcome to bring their children of all ages to both lunch and dinner in the Oriental Room and the The Huddle restaurant on all days. Children above eight years are also allowed for dinner on all days and lunch in the Main Dining Room on Saturdays, Sunday and Holidays. Children below 21 years are not allowed in the Nagraj Bar, Reynolds Room & The Huddle.
Dependent members are allowed to avail all the facilities in the Ground floor including The Huddle. However for facilities above the Ground Floor they have to be accompanied by their parents. Also dependent children over sixteen years may use the Library facility on production of a valid ID proof.
