Dress Code and Procedure
Dress Code
Procedures
During the conference, participants are expected to business formal.
During BIGMUN following dress code is required:
Bottoms:
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Dress pants
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Skirts (not to be shorter than one palm’s width above the knee)
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Business formal dresses (not to be shorter than one palm’s width above the knee)
Tops:
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Blazer (required)
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Dress shirt
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Blouse
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Long sleeve
Shoes (not limited to):
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Loafers
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Heels (no open toe)
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Boots
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Oxfords
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Ballet flats
Inappropriate attire includes (not limited to):
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Team accessories such as scarves and hats
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Sneakers, flip flops, sandals
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Denim clothing
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National costume or military attire
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Bowties
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Sweatshirts, sweatpants, leggings etc.
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Inappropriate necklines or cropped shirts
The staff reserves the right to deny any participant access if dressed inappropriately. Expect daily dress code checks by the BIG10 which can result in strikes.
See the photos for examples of adequate attire.
Please note that during the BIGMUN party and canal tour casual attire is accepted. It is strongly encouraged to bring warm clothing due to the cold temperatures.
All standard committee procedures for BIGMUN can be found in the Delegate Handbook (subject to change). The Delegate Handbook from 2026 is available here.
We also recommend all participants watching the video on procedure followed at BIGMUN.
Procedural guides for special committees and councils can be found in the listing of committees and topics.
Please note that there will be no ambassador speeches at any point during the conference.








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