FOR ALL DANCERS:

All required dress code items must be acquired and worn to class starting no later than the third week of the semester. If not in appropriate dress code, parents/guardians may receive an email from the administrative team. 

2026-2027 Dess Code Update:

Revolution Dancewear is now the primary vendor for our school’s dress code. 

To purchase items, an account must be created through the third-party vendor, Nimbly. Creating an account is super easy and takes less than 2 minutes.

By purchasing through through Revolution, a portion of the profits goes back into our program. This is a great way to help our program while also helping yourself and your dancer!

Young Children (2+) 

Wee Dance & Creative Movement

Fitted dance clothes, such as leotards and tights (footless) of any color, or other garments that allow for easy movement, such as shorts and t-shirts. Children in these levels dance barefoot. Please avoid skirts, as they can get in the way of some movements.

Ballet slippers

It is imperative for neuromuscular learning that young children dance in bare feet. If part of what brings your child joy about coming to dance class is wearing adorable slippers, please make wearing their special shoes on the way to dance class part of your family's ritual of preparation.  

 

Suggested Young Children (2+) Dancewear

Elementary (6+)

Pre-Ballet through Level 2B:

For each class level, we invite you to choose either the Option A or Option B required uniform according to your developing child’s comfort and needs. 

Option A: 

  • Approved leotard in level color. For ballet: matching convertible tights and split-sole ballet shoes in dancer’s skin tone or in “classic pink.”

  • Black tap shoes for tap. Black jazz shoes for jazz. Modern is barefoot.  

    • Pre-Ballet is barefoot for fall semester, adds split-sole skin-tone ballet shoes in spring semester.

Option B: 

  • Fitted tee-shirt (in level color)

  • Opaque black leggings, convertible tights, or bike shorts. 

    • Dance briefs are to be worn underneath.  

  • White crew socks. 

  • Black split-sole ballet shoes, tap shoes, or jazz shoes. Modern is barefoot. 

    • Pre-Ballet is barefoot for fall semester, adds split-sole ballet shoes in spring semester.

Hair and Accessories:

All dancers must have long hair pulled back from the face, and ballet students must wear hair in a bun or a similarly secure style. No excess jewelry is allowed in Youth Ballet classes. 

The program cannot be responsible for lost or stolen items, so stow valuables with care before class. 

Smart watches and all other electronic devices should be silenced and put in dance bags before class.

Pre-Ballet-Level 2B Dress Code

Alternate Dancewear Options

Youth (Levels 3-5)

For each class level, we invite the dancer to choose either the Option A or Option B required uniform according to developing comfort and needs. 

*New in 2026–27: On Saturdays, Level 3-5 dancers may choose to wear any color of leotard/skirt or tee/tank. Level colors for uniforms should be observed on weeknights.

Option A: 

  • Leotard: Approved style in level color over tights.
  • Matching tights and ballet flat shoes in skin tone or classic pink (convertible style).
  • Optional:
    • Approved skirt:
      • Level 3 (deep purple/plum/aubergine)
      • Level 4 (royal blue)
      • Level 5 (any color)
    • Black bike shorts: Minimum inseam 2" if worn without tights.  
  • For Modern/Contemporary class: Long athletic pants and long-sleeved shirt to layer. Bare feet. Knee pads optional.
  • For Performance: Skin Tone Dance Undergarments. A nude leotard is required under costumes.
  • *Please wear a maximum of two bottom layers with your leotard; i.e. tights alone, shorts alone, tights & skirt, tights & shorts, shorts & skirt. 

Option B: 

  • Top: Fitted short-sleeve tee or tank in level color, tucked in. Any brand.
  • Bottoms: Black opaque tights (convertible) or bike shorts. Any brand.  
  • Ballet flat shoes: Black split-sole with white or black crew-length socks. Any brand.
  • Undergarments: Dance belt or dance briefs. Skin-tone dance belt required for performance.  
Hair and Accessories:

All dancers must have long hair pulled back from the face, and ballet students must wear hair in a bun or a similarly secure style. No excess jewelry is allowed in Youth Ballet classes. 

The program cannot be responsible for lost or stolen items, so stow valuables with care before class. 

Smart watches and all other electronic devices should be silenced and put in dance bags before class.

Level 3-5 Dress Code

Alternate Dancewear Options

Adults (18+)

Adult dance students don't have to wear a uniform, but we do provide guidance. 

For dancing classes to go best, please remember to wear clothes that are comfortable for movement, form-fitting to the extent to which you are comfortable, and refrain from fragranced products. Avoiding fabric softeners helps prevent dangerous slick spots from forming where dancers sit or lie on the floor to warm up.

Jewelry can be dangerous in movement classes, and should come off whenever possible. Please remember that the program cannot be responsible for lost or stolen items, so stow valuables with care before class. 

Smart watches and all other electronic devices should be silenced and put in a dance bags before class.

Suggested Dancewear