What to Wear to Church (for casual & traditional services)

When choosing church attire, balance appropriateness, comfort, and respect. The dress code varies by congregation, with traditional services often requiring formal attire and casual services allowing more relaxed clothing. For formal services, women should wear knee-length dresses or skirts, paired with blouses or cardigans, and closed-toe shoes. Men can opt for suits or blazers with button-down shirts and ties, completing the look with dress shoes.

Casual services permit modest jeans or khakis, paired with blouses or polo shirts and comfortable shoes like loafers or sandals. Avoid graphic prints and distressed clothing.

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