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Dress code at Madrid clubs

Grouped by the dress code each party lists on its official box office. The door always has the final say.

The two most common dress codes

Casual: neat streetwear. Jeans, a T-shirt or shirt and clean trainers are fine. It is the most common at reggaeton, student and Thursday parties.

Smart: a step up. Long trousers, a shirt or polo and shoes or smart trainers for men; a dress, skirt or smart trousers for women. It is the norm at clubs in the Salamanca district and on Saturdays.

What not to wear

Dress code by area

AreaMost common dress codeClubs
ChamberíCasual7
ChamartínCasual6
SalamancaSmart6
CentroCasual6
TetuánCasual6
MoncloaCasual4

Dress code at each club

Casual

Smart

Costume

No dress code

Elegant

FAQ

Can I wear trainers to a Madrid club?

At casual clubs, clean street trainers are usually fine. At smart clubs wear shoes or smart trainers; sports and running shoes are the first thing to be turned away.

What does a smart dress code mean?

A neat outfit: long trousers, shirt or polo and shoes for men; a dress, skirt or smart trousers for women. No sportswear, flip-flops or swimwear.

Can I wear shorts?

In summer some clubs allow them for women, but rarely for men. If in doubt, wear long trousers.

Who decides whether I get in?

The door has the final say, even if you have a ticket. That is why it pays to dress a notch smarter than the stated dress code.