DANCEXCHANGE UNIFORM AND HAIR
BALLET
Dance leotard
Ballet tights
Ballet shoes
Ballet skirt optional, where appropriate
Hair neatly tied back in a bun
No baggy clothing
MODERN / CONTEMPORARY / JAZZ
Exam Classes
Dance Leotard
Hot Pants or leggings
Socks and/or Foot Paws
Hair neatly tied back in a bun or ponytail
Open Classes
Fitted dancewear such as a leotard, fitted top, crop top or tight T-shirt
Leggings, dance pants, shorts or fitted jazz pants
Socks, dance paws or bare feet, depending on the class
Hair neatly tied back in a bun or a ponytail
Clothing should allow the teacher to clearly see body alignment and technique
Avoid excessively loose or oversized clothing as well as zips, buckles or hard objects that could cause discomfort during floor work.
TAP
Comfortable dancewear
Leggings, shorts, dance pants or tights
Fitted T-shirt, dance top or leotard
Correct tap shoes
Hair tied back securely
Tap shoes must be in good condition and properly fitted
HIP HOP
Comfortable clothing that allows freedom of movement
T-shirts, fitted or oversized tops, hoodies or sweatshirts where appropriate
Joggers, track pants, leggings, shorts or dance pants
Clean, appropriate sneakers/dance trainers
Hair secured away from the face
ACROBATICS
Fitted clothing is essential so that teachers can clearly see body alignment and safely assist dancers
Leotard, fitted crop/top or fitted T-shirt
Leggings, fitted shorts or fitted dance pants
Bare feet unless otherwise instructed
Hair tied securely away from the face
No jewellery, watches or accessories that could cause injury
Dancers should not wear zips, buckles or hard objects that could cause discomfort during floor work.
General DanceXchange Dress Code
For all classes:
Clothing must be clean, comfortable and appropriate for dance.
Dancers must wear the correct shoes for their dance style.
Long hair must be securely tied back.
No chewing gum.
Dancers should bring a water bottle.
Clothing should allow teachers to safely observe technique, posture and alignment.
Teachers may ask a dancer to change an item of clothing if it presents a safety concern or prevents appropriate instruction.