Check flyers/ website to see if an event has a specially themed dress code to give you inspiration for different outfit options.

But the usual dress code is as follows:

Fantasy, Fetish, Body Art, Drag, Burlesque, Moulin Rouge, Vegas Showgirl, Kit Kat Cabaret, Carnival, Medical, Uniform, Cyber, Theatrical, Retro Lounge, Electro Freak, Porno Punk etc.

The TG dress code strives to avoid narrow limitations and encourage individual imagination and diversity. A modern fetish club is like an adult fancy dress party and is more about fantasy and transformation than just rubber and leather. Also, many of the best outfits seen at TG are made by those wearing them or assembled from various second hand articles (i.e.: theatrical costume or uniforms). So if you can't afford expensive rubber or leather costumes then explore personal fantasies and use your imagination, or even try body paint!

Check flyers/ website to see if an event has a specially themed dress code to give you inspiration for different outfit options.

We don't mind if you want to wear trainers, but we don't allow any regular street wear - no denim, no cotton t-shirts, no regular suits, no discussion.

Dress the f*ck up, the more effort you put into transforming into somebody different from your day to day character the more you will get out of your TG experience.

Please always remember that if your outfit wouldn't turn heads in the street - don't bother to wear it to Torture Garden.

We understand that not everyone is comfortable travelling to the club in their TG outfit, and you are very welcome to change once inside, but our Dress Code staff will ask to see that you have an appropriate outfit with you before letting you into the club.