It is not wrong or unnatural. However, stylistically I am not thrilled by it.
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Anonymousand which does not fit in with the unique experience.I find that part a bit odd.
teechr Anonymousand which does not fit in with the unique experience.I find that part a bit odd.I read it as formulaic marketing-speak.
BarbaraPAI agree with teechr - I don't know what that means."unique experience" refers to the experience for the customers; i.e. it's basically talking about scruffy clothing spoiling the ambience. For me it is fairly easily intelligible, but seems like clapped out marketing jargon.