Understanding Our Dress Code
For dance class, a dress code is an important part of a dancer's training. It's not just about looking uniform; it's about safety, discipline, and helping students learn effectively.
Why a Dress Code is Important
Safety: Baggy clothing can be a tripping hazard or get caught on a partner or piece of equipment. Form-fitting attire allows instructors to see the dancer's alignment and posture, helping them correct form and prevent injuries.
Discipline and Focus: A dress code helps create a sense of discipline and prepares students for a focused learning environment. When students arrive ready and dressed for class, it signals that they are serious about their training and respectful of the art form.
Unity: A dress code fosters a sense of community among students. When everyone is dressed similarly, it reduces distractions and allows dancers to focus on their movements and their peers without the pressure of wearing trendy or expensive outfits.
What My Dancer Needs
Dance Bag: All students are REQUIRED to carry a dance bag to class to store items. Water bottles are acceptable. Hygiene products are encouraged for all dancers.
Dancewear can be purchased at the studio or online at www.signaturedancewear.com!
*Revamp is NOT responsible for any misplaced or lost items.*Dress Code
Each class/level will purchase a color leotard/shirt.
Creative Movement
Attire: Students will wear a combination of Pink colored leotard, dance tights, skirt/shorts/leggings. Leggings/shorts may be black, grey or navy.
Shoes: Ballet shoes need to be worn throughout class. Ballet shoes can be pink or flesh toned.
Boys wear a plain white t-shirt, black leggings and class shoes.
*Printed leggings are not allowed*
Hoppin’ Tots
Attire: Students will wear a Hoppin’ Tots T Shirt and black leggings.
Shoes: Tennis shoes need to be worn throughout class.
*Printed leggings are not allowed*
Ballet/Jazz
Attire: Students will wear a combination of Cerise colored leotard, dance tights, skirt/shorts/leggings. Leggings/shorts may be black, grey or navy.
Shoes: Ballet or Jazz shoes need to be worn throughout class. Ballet shoes can be pink or flesh toned. Jazz shoes may be black or tan.
Boys wear a plain white t-shirt, black leggings and class shoes.
*Printed leggings are not allowed*
Ballet/Tap
Attire: Students will wear a combination of Red leotard, dance tights, skirt/shorts/leggings. Leggings/shorts may be black, grey or navy.
Shoes: Ballet shoes need to be worn throughout class. Ballet shoes can be pink or flesh toned. Tap shoes may be black or tan.
Boys wear a plain white t-shirt, black leggings and class shoes.
*Printed leggings are not allowed*
Ballet/Tumble
Attire: Students will wear a combination of White leotard, dance tights, skirt/shorts/leggings. Leggings/shorts may be black, grey or navy.
Shoes: Ballet shoes will be worn for a portion of class.
Boys wear a plain white t-shirt, black leggings and class shoes.
*Printed leggings are not allowed*
Level 1
Attire: Students will wear a combination of Copen leotard, dance tights, skirt/shorts/leggings. Leggings/shorts may be black, grey or navy.
Shoes: Class shoes will be worn.
Boys wear a plain white t-shirt, black leggings and class shoes.
*Printed leggings are not allowed*
Level 2
Attire: Students will wear a combination of Burgundy leotard, dance tights, skirt/shorts/leggings. Leggings/shorts may be black, grey or navy.
Shoes: Class shoes will be worn.
Boys wear a plain white t-shirt, black leggings and class shoes.
*Printed leggings are not allowed*
Level 3
Attire: Students will wear a combination of Violet leotard, dance tights, skirt/shorts/leggings. Leggings/shorts may be black, grey or navy.
Shoes: Class shoes will be worn.
Boys wear a plain white t-shirt, black leggings and class shoes.
*Printed leggings are not allowed*