What's the dress code in Cayo, Belize, including San Ignacio and Belmopan? What clothes do they wear in Cayo, Belize, including San Ignacio and Belmopan?

The dress code in the Cayo District, Belize is anything from casual to what you would wear on the beach. For ladies, the fashion is flip-flops, shorts, and tank tops. For guys maybe it’s shorts, flip-flops, maybe just a t-shirt.
 
This is all if you’re not working, of course. That's for both locals and expats. If they're not at work or a special occasion, the dress code is just casual like they're at the beach. Of course if they're working, the clothing will...

The dress code in the Cayo District, Belize is anything from casual to what you would wear on the beach. For ladies, the fashion is flip-flops, shorts, and tank tops. For guys maybe it’s shorts, flip-flops, maybe just a t-shirt.
 
This is all if you’re not working, of course. That's for both locals and expats. If they're not at work or a special occasion, the dress code is just casual like they're at the beach. Of course if they're working, the clothing will be a little bit formal for locals. For example, if they work at any of the government offices, a bank, or an insurance company, they actually where a uniform—either that, or formal attire.
 
The expats are always pretty much in their flip-flops and sandals and shorts. This is because most of them come from North America and they just want to relax, maybe it's a little warm for them, so of course they won't be wearing jeans or hiking boots or tennis shoes. So they just relax. They live here. They go to town, they go the market, no need to dress up. This is all except for when there's a party or a function.
 
I've seen people who maybe go to weddings or maybe go to a Rotary Club meeting who dress nicely.  I've seen guys who wear long trousers tucked in a shirt with collar, whether it's a long sleeve or a short sleeve and a belt. They may choose to just wear dress shoes or in some cases I've seen guys wear leather boots, like cowboy boots. It looks nice. If they are not wearing proper dress trousers they wear them like a jeans, but tucked in, so it looks good.
 
If the occasion is semi-formal, they ladies may wear something like jeans and a bandana shirt tucked in. If they're not, they're wearing a dress, with high heels.

 

(Fashionable woman in Belize, pictured.)

The dress code in the Cayo district is casual and light. On a typical day, you'll be wearing shorts and t-shirts. Both locals and expats wear light clothing here in Cayo because it can get humid on some days so there’s no point in wearing long jeans or big ball gowns. People may dress up, but not in ball gowns. The only occasion where you see people dressing up like that will be for special dinners or for weddings, but on a regular day, no. On fancy occasions like these, women...

The dress code in the Cayo district is casual and light. On a typical day, you'll be wearing shorts and t-shirts. Both locals and expats wear light clothing here in Cayo because it can get humid on some days so there’s no point in wearing long jeans or big ball gowns. People may dress up, but not in ball gowns. The only occasion where you see people dressing up like that will be for special dinners or for weddings, but on a regular day, no. On fancy occasions like these, women would wear heels at night, but you don't see many people walking around in heels during the day. You would commonly see some sandals, some sneakers, short pants, or a short dress, very casual and airy.
 
Even women who work in banks dress in skirts that to their knees, a blouse and a jacket. They use jackets only because they have air-conditioning in the banks. Attorneys would dress in long sleeved shirts. However in restaurants and grocery shops, they're pretty casual.

 

(Tiffany Swift dressed casually in jeans and a nice top, Cayo District, Belize, pictured.)