An Italian village introduces a new dress code that bans bare chests and swimwear in public areas, according to reports from multiple outlets. The rules apply to visitors and residents in designated parts of the community and include prohibitions on going shirtless and wearing swimwear outside of appropriate bathing areas. The measures come with fines that can reach up to €200 for violations. The village frames the crackdown as part of a broader response to pressures linked to mass tourism, aiming to manage how visitors behave in public spaces and to reduce disorder or nuisance that residents associate with peak tourist activity. The reports describe the change as a regulatory effort rather than a one-off local campaign, with enforcement carried out under local authorities’ powers. While the exact locations covered by the ban are not detailed across the available summaries, both sources describe the same core elements: restrictions on specific clothing types and a stated maximum penalty tied to non-compliance.