DRESS CODES/
ATTIRE at the CORAL RIDGE YACHT CLUB

(for a more complete explanation of dress and uniforms please refer to the House and Ground Rules or Uniform Regulations in the CRYC Directory).

Casual Dress - (including dress shorts and collared shirts but excluding bathing attire, tee shirts, tank tops or cut-offs) is permitted at all times in the Bar, Wheel Room, Brig, and Card Room. Tee shirts and caps (but not worn) are only permitted in these areas before 5 p.m. For Sunday Brunch and Seafood Buffet, you may wear casual attire going through the lines, but you must consume the food in the Wheel Room or Brig.

Coats and Ties - Coats and ties are required for men in the Main Dining Room after 7 p.m. on Wednesday through Sunday evenings from November 1 - April 30.  Ascots, bolos and banded shirts are permitted in lieu of ties.  Ties are not required from May 1 through October 31. These rules remain in effect for Club parties held in the Main Dining Room unless the dress code for the event states otherwise. In that case, please refer to the event flyer, The Log, the CRYC website, Club bulletin board or ask at the front desk.

Service Dress Uniform - Double breasted sack cloth of navy blue cloth; trousers of the same material, or of white. White shirt, black four-in-hand tie. Shoes and socks to match trousers.

Club Summer Undress Uniform - Short-sleeved white shirt with epaulets (with CRYC "sleeve"), white pants, belt, shoes and socks. Can be worn when "casual dress" is stated. Often worn at Captains' Club between May 1 and October 31.

Black Tie - Traditional tuxedo or "service dress coat" consisting of a double breasted sack coat of black cloth with black buttons with foul anchor design, (with appropriate "designation of rank" on the sleeves), black bow tie and white shirt and tuxedo trousers.

According to the "Uniform Regulations," officers, governors, past officers,  governors, and members "are encouraged to wear uniforms at all Club functions (not private parties)."