Joburg nightclub under fire for 'sexist' shoe dress code
Updated | By The Workzone with Elana Afrika-Bredenkamp
Should clubs be allowed to dictate to women what they should wear?

Taboo Nightclub in Sandton tweeted its dress code for women - and South Africans are outraged.
Many clubs have a dress code that excludes sneakers and pumps, sometimes ripped jeans and short sleeves, too. Taboo posted a tweet recently stating that women who wear certain shoes to their club will not be allowed in. The rules include no kitten heels, no pumps, no slides, and sneakers.
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Women on Twitter expressed their anger and demanded that a dress code be compiled for men to which the nightclub responded with a list for men.
Have a look at the tweet below and let us know what you think. Are these rules sexist?
Receipts: pic.twitter.com/o0IbcwyoPJ
— Baby Caramelle (@baby_caramelle) October 4, 2018
According to this tweet, men can wear any shoe type as long as it’s not All Stars?
DRESS CODE
— Taboo Sandton (@Taboo_jhb) October 3, 2018
Gents: Please note that the following will not be allowed through the red door..
-No Sweatpants/ Tracksuit Pants
-No Sports Jerseys
-No caps
-No Flip Flops/ slides
-NO ALLSTARS
Let’s keep it looking clean and proper please.
R.O.A.R 🍒🇿🇦
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