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Posted by itikia on Mar-12-2005 22:50:

quote:
Originally posted by dEsidEL


aka. as long as u wear oldskool ADIDAS !



These are the bad boys I'll be sporting to Repub:


Posted by RobbyG. on Mar-12-2005 22:55:

quote:
Originally posted by Republik

As for the dress code... Its club attire with style... Dont come dressed like a bum... Running shoes are acceptable as long as they are club styled/oriented and not athletic trainers (I think thats fairly clear). My expectation is that if you go out to a club, its to hear music and dance and not to play volley ball.

If you dont agree please feel free to email the club as we are listening.

[email protected]



And so WHO will determine if a certain shoe is either "club styled/oriented-ish and not athletic trainer-ish"??? The bouncer?...I think that THAT is quite the grey area and I would hate having to show up & like..."Sorry...everything is fine except your shoes"...I've had that happen before


Posted by RobbyG. on Mar-12-2005 22:59:

quote:
Originally posted by itikia
These are the bad boys I'll be sporting to Repub:




Now these look "athletic-trainers" to me & so you couldn't wear those to Republik but some bouncer guy will say no but somebody else at that club may say yes...thats what I mean by a "grey area"...Its like they'll have to have a list of ALL the shoes that are ok


Posted by dEsidEL on Mar-12-2005 23:04:

quote:
Originally posted by RobbyG.
And so WHO will determine if a certain shoe is either "club styled/oriented-ish and not athletic trainer-ish"??? The bouncer?...I think that THAT is quite the grey area and I would hate having to show up & like..."Sorry...everything is fine except your shoes"...I've had that happen before




i don't think that dress code will really be an issue .. i mean , expect nothing different from what the current crop of clubs considers as being 'club-worthy' wear ..

anything otherwise would just drive customers away which wouldn't make sense ..

or perhaps help us improve our wardrobes .. stylish doesn't always mean looking posh or gino, etc..


Posted by JB1 on Mar-12-2005 23:28:

Honestly the bouncers shouldn't really care about what your shoes look like besides the ladies coz you know how much they love shoes
.........unless you are wearing safey boots or really worn out shoes.


Posted by Cuzo on Mar-13-2005 03:56:

I'm gonna be rocking out my brand new Superstars.
My old ones lasted 5 years.

Simple and awesome.

Ari, those are uber sweet lookin.


Posted by TheVrk on Mar-13-2005 04:09:

quote:
Originally posted by dEsidEL


i don't think that dress code will really be an issue .. i mean , expect nothing different from what the current crop of clubs considers as being 'club-worthy' wear ..


Shouldnt be an issue AT ALL. Just look RESPECTABLE


Posted by VERTiG0 on Mar-13-2005 05:40:

The dress shoes that I own (not super formal shoes, you know the kind I mean though) are more comfortable than any Nikes or Reeboks or Addidas shoes I've ever owned.

Dress shoes don't have to be uncomfortable, dudes. I never wear runners anywhere anymore.


Posted by RTT on Mar-13-2005 05:54:

that place looks awesome...but the real true test of a club is in the DJ's they bring in...and this place wins that big time....John '00' Fleming AND JOHAN....thats gonna be an up and coming huge party place...cant wait to see how the parties turn out..i hope it can hold lots of people too


Posted by LittlePoonzgirl on Mar-13-2005 17:41:

I hope the dress code doesn't become an issue. I was really excited about the club opening up till I heard about this. I don't think I'd be at 'dress code standards' for most clubs, nor do I really have the desire to be. I like to come as I am. I have no desire for part of my night to be about dressing to impress (imo the that can sometimes attact a different crowd).


Posted by monishb on Mar-13-2005 17:55:

quote:
Originally posted by VERTiG0
The dress shoes that I own (not super formal shoes, you know the kind I mean though) are more comfortable than any Nikes or Reeboks or Addidas shoes I've ever owned.

Dress shoes don't have to be uncomfortable, dudes. I never wear runners anywhere anymore.



as he said buy many dress shoes are just as confortable, and try it out, youll see the world of a diff when you dress up


Posted by itikia on Mar-13-2005 18:12:

Jeez, people are making a big deal out of nothing. As long as you look cool you're in! Republik is new and I sincerely doubt they would turn anyone away during their first few months of operation over your attire.

TA's will be taken care of, no worries!

itikia


Posted by The Highroller on Mar-13-2005 20:53:

quote:
Originally posted by VERTiG0
The dress shoes that I own (not super formal shoes, you know the kind I mean though) are more comfortable than any Nikes or Reeboks or Addidas shoes I've ever owned.

Dress shoes don't have to be uncomfortable, dudes. I never wear runners anywhere anymore.


Exactly.

2 words: Hush Puppies.

And the dress code is to keep street toughs and grungy looking folk out. I doubt you're going to get turned down for wearing phat pants and running shoes. Don't be so worried.


Posted by RobbyG. on Mar-13-2005 21:11:

quote:
Originally posted by itikia
Jeez, people are making a big deal out of nothing. As long as you look cool you're in! Republik is new and I sincerely doubt they would turn anyone away during their first few months of operation over your attire.

TA's will be taken care of, no worries!

itikia



Oook then...baggy UFOs & Kswiss shoes...here I come


Posted by itikia on Mar-14-2005 21:43:

quote:
Originally posted by RobbyG.
Oook then...baggy UFOs & Kswiss shoes...here I come


That's the spirit!!


Posted by Jayx1 on Mar-14-2005 21:45:

yeah basically they just want to keep out the thugz and trouble makers. im sure you can all appreciate that.


Posted by LittlePoonzgirl on Mar-14-2005 22:34:

quote:
Originally posted by RobbyG.
Oook then...baggy UFOs & Kswiss shoes...here I come


kik wear here I come


Posted by hardcore trancer on Mar-14-2005 23:14:

quote:
Originally posted by Jayx1
yeah basically they just want to keep out the thugz and trouble makers. im sure you can all appreciate that.



You dont have to dress like a thug to cause trouble. The worst fights that I've seen at a club involved people who you wouldnt even expect to cause anything.


Posted by dEsidEL on Mar-14-2005 23:18:

quote:
Originally posted by hardcore trancer
You dont have to dress like a thug to cause trouble. The worst fights that I've seen at a club involved people who you wouldnt even expect to cause anything.




it's tru .. take for example, with some jungle parties i've been too i've often felt a lot more safe than some trance events with some shadyass ppl about ..

appearances can sometimes be deceiving no doubt ..

this isn't to say that i wanna see sloppy dressed ppl at Republik, but ya get the idea ..


Posted by TheVrk on Mar-15-2005 01:10:

quote:
Originally posted by itikia
These are the bad boys I'll be sporting to Repub:


Fer real, nuff talk about the freakin dress code - NON-issue!

Those shoes are DOPE


Posted by bARTovsky on Mar-15-2005 01:25:

I signed up on the mailing list online for this place awhile ago, havent gotten anything, just wondering if there's anything special going on for opening night this saturday cuz one of my friends has her birthday happening this week and Republik sounds like the prefect place to celebrate


Posted by Republik on Mar-15-2005 03:48:

I thinks that some people have a shoe fetish!!!


Posted by RobbyG. on Mar-15-2005 05:09:

quote:
Originally posted by Republik
I thinks that some people have a shoe fetish!!!



yeah...certain club owners


Posted by MarkT on Mar-15-2005 05:51:

Hope things go well here...competition for the big guys is always welcome...keeps everyone on their toes

bringing in good 'big' DJs, but not overly commercial ones, like J00F and Gielen, automatically lends some credibility to the people who are running the place, IMHO.

I'm looking forward to the first reviews, as I likely won't be able to check it out until J00F...


Posted by Crazy Serb on Mar-15-2005 11:50:

Re: Re: Re: re: residents

quote:
Originally posted by Special K
I support local djs. i just dont care for anyone on that residents lineup which is why you wont see me there unless theres a guest dj that im into.



+1


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