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An airport in Florida has sparked a social media debate about proper travel attire by claiming it wanted to ban people from wearing pajamas there.

Tampa International Airport became the first to announce dress code rules in an X (formerly Twitter) post shared on February 26. The travel hub revealed it's banning a popular travel outfit, explaining, "We've seen enough. We've heard enough." While airports don't have official fashion rules, many airlines have their own dress codes.

Tampa International Airport sparked several questions after announcing that Crocs and pajamas were banned from the airport.

The Tampa International Airport has issued a statement effectively “banning” anyone from wearing pajamas after a previous ban targeted crocs.

Being comfortable at the airport, especially for long flights, is a top priority for many travelers. So it comes as no surprise that Tampa International Airport’s recent social media post, which teased banning flyers from wearing pajamas, didn’t land quite as well as expected.