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Posted: 2022-05-31 09:52:35

From what I often read on the forum is that punters are fairly picky with what a WG has to wear when being greeted at the door. My question to the ladies, what shouldn't a punter wear. I'm also not just referring to a first meeting, but even regulars. Does this matter to the ladies as much as it matters to the punters?
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Posted: 2022-05-31 10:12:47

I don't think there's must of a dress code for gents except maybe for just being clean in general It's really off-putting when you walk in the door smelling and looking like neither you nor your clothes have seen a wash in over a week
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Posted: 2022-05-31 10:28:49

I agree with @Saffron Skye... As long as the gentlemen are clean i dont care what they are wearing. The clothes does not stay on for very long in any case LOL.

I have one regular who wears overalls to work and sometimes they get dirty. He explained to me that the only time he can come visit is during or straight after working hours. So he does pitch up with his overalls but always takes a shower before we start to play. So that does not matter.
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Posted: 2022-05-31 10:50:43

As @Saffron Skye and @Landie Q said cleanliness is very important and for me good manners as well (how he talks to me and treat me matters).
Not what he's wearing,I do however do my best to dress elegantly/sexy. I'd usually ask my clients what they'd like to see me in,if I've got it I put it on for them...
A pretty wrapping paper makes it fun to unwrap the present non? *Wink*
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Posted: 2022-05-31 11:45:02
Edited: 2022-05-31 11:46:09

Clean and neat is all I expect. Some guys do come in dirty overalls and I understand that too. He may be in the area to do repairs or something similar and has a bit of free time before going back to the workshop or the next breakdown. After a shower, all's fine.
I was pleasantly surprised recently when I bumped into a regular at my normal breakfast haunt. I know him in overalls and there he was in normal shorts and shirt, looking very sexy, I might add. Saw another in formal shirt and pants at a funeral. Funny, althought they looked very good, they just looked weird to me. I am just so used to the overalls. I dunno what I was thinking cos obviously they don't wear overalls 24/7.
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Posted: 2022-05-31 12:02:29

Clothes don't maketh the man ... ;)

Most ladies will tell you we do appreciate it when a guy looks put together, like his clothes was not an after thought before leaving home. As said pretty "wrapping paper" makes unwrapping fun.

But a guy pitching in work or gym clothing does not make a difference on how we will treat them;)

Most of us ain't shallow and appreciate the fact that "pretty wrapping paper" ain't always practical when you have to sneak a visit to use with the excuse that you going to gym or for a run or during the course of the day earning your bread and butter, that ultimately pays our fees;)
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Posted: 2022-05-31 12:06:15

I treat all my bookings (even if I have seen her 10 times) like "first dates". SPs are human too.

So I plan days in advance as such I get a fresh haircut, wax/shave bits and beard, clean up bits thoroughly, decent cologne etc. Then dress in a way anyone should if they were expecting to meet a person for the first time for a romantic skip.

9.999/10 SPs will have no restrictions as to what they will do to/on you if you pitch up like that.
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Posted: 2022-05-31 13:34:33

Punters should be clean, neat and tidy.
Ladies should not wear track-suit pants, flip-flops or slippers.

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Posted: 2022-05-31 13:39:51
Edited: 2022-05-31 13:41:45

The "packaging" is not that critical, but the libido does respond favourably to a tight fitting, little dress, showing of those "staircase to heaven" (legs).

Or alternatively a tight fitting denim. Just got a soft spot for a lady that can make them "blue jeans talk".

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