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Originally Posted by master3004
Yeah, that's a huuuuge **** up on United's part. I assume they don't have any policy against men wearing athletic wear.
What a joke
This is allegedly the dress code for pass flyers.
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Here’s the dress code for non-revs on United:
-Pass riders’ overall appearance should be well-groomed, neat, clean and in good taste.
-Attire should be respectful of fellow revenue passengers, employees and pass riders.
-Pass riders may wear denim attire (such as jeans), shorts that are no more than three inches above the knee and athletic shoes when traveling in Coach or Business cabin.
The following attire is unacceptable in any cabin but is not limited to:
-Any attire that reveals a midriff.
-Attire that reveals any type of undergarments.
-Attire that is designated as sleepwear, underwear, or swim attire.
-Mini Skirts
-Shorts that do not meet 3 inches above the knee when in a standing position.
-Form-fitting lycra/spandex tops, pants and dresses.
-Attire that has offensive and/or derogatory terminology or graphics.
-Attire that is excessively dirty or has holes/tears.
-Any attire that is provocative, inappropriately revealing, or see-through clothing.
-Bare feet
-Beach-type, rubber flip-flops
The bolded all seem to target mainly women. The rest seem unisex. Nothing specific about "athletic wear", but it does seem that according to the above rules men could wear jean or gym shorts whereas women basically cannot as ours would be "form fitting" or shorter than "3 inches above the knee". I guess I could wear mens clothing?
I generally think its bizarre and sexist that leggings are considered taboo. Most of the women I know, myself included, wear like them regular pants fairly often.