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Capris in MDR?


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In my opinion (I haven't seen any written policies on this) it's a question of length. I'd guess the mid-calf ones are OK as "slacks," and I've certainly seen a lot of them in the MDR. But I'd also guess the ones that just barely cover the knee cap could be viewed as "shorts."

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In my opinion (I haven't seen any written policies on this) it's a question of length. I'd guess the mid-calf ones are OK as "slacks," and I've certainly seen a lot of them in the MDR. But I'd also guess the ones that just barely cover the knee cap could be viewed as "shorts."

 

Right, those would be called Bermuda Length Shorts.....;)

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I thought I had worn Capris in the MDR on other cruises, but NCL doesn't mention them in their dress code. Do you think they fall into the Slacks category or shorts category? I know you'll see just about everything in the MDR, but are Capris acceptable by NCL standards?

 

If they weren't acceptable 1/2 the women would be asked to leave..Go, enjoy and wear them every night.

 

Nita

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