Dress Code

Alert! is an open fetish event, our dress code encompasses most areas of kink and fetish attire. If you are concerned about what to wear, read on below for a full list of what we will accept. The key rule to remember is to make and effort and keep in style with the nature of the event.

If you are outside of dress code you could be asked to leave, unless it is an Alert! Lite

Alert! is a Male-Presenting Event

We welcome all gay or bi male-identifying individuals, including AFAB men and those with diverse presentations. Alert! is a safe space to connect, dance, and enjoy, whether in leather, rubber, or simply being yourself. Everyone’s invited to celebrate and have a great time!

If you want to ask more join the conversation on Telegram

For your safety please wear your shoes and a smile
More than welcome, we love rubber, latex, chaps, full coverage, gas masks you name it!
Awooo and wruff! Bare in mind it can get warm in fur! We normally only have a small cloakroom however so may not be able to store your fursuit and case
Full bluff or just a harness and jock more than welcome
Railway, boiler suit or motorway we don’t mind a dirty workie..
Get those jeans bleached and your boots on.
Track suit, chain or a tad of Burberry its all fine by us!
Like the rubber were all up for all of this!
Whether its your teams kit, a bit of rugger or your biker or MX gear you can wear it at Alert!
Getting more and more popular so feel free to pamp, however we sadly can’t get rid of your soiled diaper so you will need to wear them home… soggy.
Dress code Applies to all events with the exception of our Alert! Lite Nights where the dress code is relaxed.

For NKD events this means naked, no jocks, shorts, pants or underwear. A harness or cock ring or wristband is allowed however!

For full event details, check our homepage or reach out anytime!
At Alert, We do our best to be inclusive as opposed to exclusive, however if you are unsure if your outfit is appropriate then please reach out to us to double check

Always keep in mind that Alert! is Male Presenting, and if your outside of dress code, you may be asked to take it off.