Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer has relaxed the chamber's business attire dress code for its members.
wearing a hoodie and basketball shorts, has been branded a"revolting slob" following a change to the chamber's dress code.has directed the Sergeant-at-Arms to no longer enforce the chamber's dress code for its members, although exact details of what members can and cannot wear is not currently available.
Fetterman has frequently dressed down while at work. He has worn a suit and tie when appearing in the chamber, but is often seen wearing casual clothing in and around the Capitol. In a statement made to Axios, Schumer said:"Senators are able to choose what they wear on the Senate floor. I will continue to wear a suit." It applies only to senators, as staff members will still be required to follow the old dress code—for men, this typically required a suit and tie to been worn on the chamber floor.
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