Uniforms

Tiny Tots Ballet

Any style pale pink leotard or ballet wrap skirt / leotard dress

Pink ballet tights

Pink ballet shoes

Pre-Primary, Primary, Grade 1, Grade 2,

Pre-Junior & Junior Ballet

Any style pale blue leotard

Pink ballet tights

Pink ballet shoes

Optional: Ballet wrap skirt

Grade 3, Grade 4, Grade 5 & Pre-Teen Ballet

Any style turquoise leotard
Pink ballet tights
Pink ballet shoes
Optional: Ballet wrap skirt

Intermediate Foundation, Intermediate & Teen Ballet

Any style navy leotard
Pink ballet tights
Pink ballet shoes
Pointe shoes (when approved by the teacher)
Optional: Ballet wrap skirt

Male Ballet Attire

Fitted white shirt or male leotard
Black leggings or mid-length shorts
Black or white ballet shoes with socks

Jazz, Tap, Contemporary, Hip Hop, Musical Theatre

Tiny Tots

Any style pale pink or black leotard or Studio Blue apparel

Black shorts or leggings

Pre-Junior & Junior

Any style pale blue or black leotard or Studio Blue apparel

Black shorts or leggings

Pre-Teen

Any style turquoise or black leotard or Studio Blue apparel

Black shorts or leggings

Teen

Any style navy or black leotard or Studio Blue apparel

Black shorts or leggings

Studio Blue Apparel includes:
Leotard dresses, singlets, t-shirts, shorts, leggings, and crops.

Acrobatics dance wear requirements

Tiny Tots Acro, Acro Levels 1–2 and Acro Levels 3–4

Unitard required

Acro levels 5-6 and 7-8

Any style navy or black leotard or Studio Blue apparel

Black shorts or leggings

Unitard optional

Why unitards are required:

Loose clothing can ride up when dancers are upside down, creating safety risks, and can also interfere with spotting

Footwear & Style-Specific Requirements

Jazz & Musical Theatre

Black jazz shoes

Tap

Black tap shoes

Contemporary / Lyrical

Bare feet, half shoes, or turning shoes

Hip Hop

Track pants or loose clothing welcome

Sneakers or lace-up shoes

Shoes must be clean and for studio use only

Acro

Bare feet

No loose t-shirts or shorts

Why no loose clothing?
Loose clothing can ride up when dancers are upside down, creating safety risks. It can also interfere with spotting and prevent teachers from checking correct body alignment.

Hair for All Dance & Cheer Classes

Hair must always be pulled back neatly and kept off the face. For ballet, hair must always be neatly secured in a ballet bun using bobby pins. Scrunchies, ribbons, and bows are welcome.