What to Wear (and What NOT to Wear) When Visiting Century CI
Century CI doesn't mess around with dress code enforcement. When in doubt, go simple and modest—and double-check the specifics below before you leave home.
First, the basics: wear a shirt. Show up without one and you won't get into the visiting area.
Shoes are required too. Heelys aren't allowed, and neither is footwear with removable parts. Stick with a simple, standard pair that stays in one piece.
Century CI has a long list of prohibited tops - and these rules apply to everyone. Halter tops, braless attire, underwear-style t-shirts, and tank tops are all off-limits. So are fishnet shirts and anything see-through. Skin-tight clothing won't fly either. Even if it technically covers you, form-fitting fabric can get you turned away at the door.
Tip: If you’re debating whether a top is too tight or too sheer, swap it out. An opaque, looser-fitting shirt is the safest choice for getting through check-in without problems.
Wearing a dress, skirt, or Bermuda-length shorts? Check the length. Nothing more than three inches above the knee is allowed. Stand up and measure before you leave - what looks fine sitting down might be too short.
Leave the camo at home. Century CI bans all military-style camouflage - jungle (green), urban (grey/black), and desert (tan/brown) patterns included.
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