PRESCHOOL DRESS CODE

Our dress code exists to support proper training, safety, and focus in the classroom. Fitted dancewear allows instructors to clearly see alignment and technique so corrections can be made effectively and safely. The right shoes and attire also help prevent injury and ensure dancers can move with confidence. A consistent dress code creates a polished, team-oriented environment where dancers are ready to work and take class seriously.

2026-2027

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SEASON 2

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2026-2027 ✳︎ SEASON 2 ✳︎

Dancers should wear dance or athletic wear that fits well and does not come over head when going upside down.
Dancers must have tights that can be removed from feet if wearing tights (tights not required)
Shoes for first steps are optional, dancers may wear jazz, ballet or tap shoes or bare feet.
Hair should be pulled back securely in a ponytail, bun, or braid. Hair that is chin length or shorter may be worn down.
Dancers may wear a unitard, a leotard with shorts or leggings, or a sports bra/athletic tank with shorts or leggings. Please avoid baggy T-shirts or loose tank tops so instructors can properly spot dancers.
No socks or Tights.
Hair should be pulled back securely in a ponytail, bun, or braid. No bulky or heavy jewelry, long dangly earrings or anything that may get caught due to safety concerns.
Dancers should wear a leotard with shorts or leggings, or a dance unitard. As well as socks or tights and bring both black tap shoes and skin tone jazz shoes to class.
Hair should be pulled back securely in a ponytail, bun, or braid.