Friday 29th August 2008
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What to Wear? With Princess Cruises, customers have the choice to wear whatever makes them comfortable, whether you are at sea or on shore. | DAYTIME
For Alaska, Canada & New England and Northern European cruises, it is suggested that you take medium-weight knits, warm sweaters, jackets, a light raincoat, gloves, a hat and an umbrella EVENING DRESS
Evening dress falls into two categories; Formal or Smart Casual |  | Smart Casual
If the dress code for the evening is smart casual, passengers are asked to dress as they would for a fine restaurant at home. A jacket and tie is optonal. Onboard Princess dining rooms, items such as cut-off t-shirts, shorts and torn jeans are not permitted. Shoes must be worn at all times.
Formal
If the dress is formal, appropriate attire for the eveing will include evening gowns and cocktail dresses for the ladies and tuxedos, trousers with dinner jackets, or suits for men. Casual attire is allowed in the public rooms. |  | | As a guide below is a chart which details clothing attire schedule for cruises. Length of Cruise Length of Cruise | Number of Formal Evenings | Number of Smart Casual evenings | | 2-6 days | 1 | 1-5 |
| 7-13 days | 2 | 5-11 | | 14-20 days | 3 | 11-17 |
| 21-28 days | 4 | 17-24 | | 29 days+ | 5 minimum | 24+ |
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