That is the point - you don't. Other than wearing shoes - I wear the stuff I would wear going to the shops - cheap jeans and a polo shirt. Makes a nonsense of them being so prissy about it. Just say no colours or ripped/dirty clothes. This nonsense about collars/neck types is just daft. And despite what you believe, you can have a hot dog and jump around when we score - I have done for 8 years (Not so often on the hotdog as they are normally frigid they have been sat there so long).
No, it's a "me" thing as well. I'm often exasperated at the inability to communicate or design something in a perfectly simple, logical, unambiguous or practical way.
I'd always thought this is a polo neck:
With the button up bit and the collar that folds down on itself.
and this is a turtleneck:
Round and high up the neck.
But in doing a google image search, it appears both are considered polo necks - that Turtleneck is the US/Canadian term, and Polo Neck (or roll neck) is the UK term (and skivvy in Australia according to wikipedia). You learn something every day.
Is the lounge part of the hospitality area? Because it appears the answer is no regarding trainers.
My reading of the polo/turtle neck is that you can wear a polo neck shirt, but you can't wear a polo neck sweater.
