Dress Code
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The established dress and hair codes will be strictly enforced.
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Students not meeting the specified attire and hair dress codes will be asked to sit and watch class until dress and hair codes have been met.
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Uniforms create a structured, disciplined class environment, and have a positive effect on a student’s attitude in class.
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Most professional & pre-professional organizations do require uniforms for dance classes.
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Uniforms reflect quality training & atmosphere and help to instill school pride.
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Teachers need to see a student’s body in order to help with proper body alignment.
Dress Code Information
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All items in our Dress Code are required for students.
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All required items are made by Eurotard Dancewear may be purchased online via the buttons below or locally at Got Dance?
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We highly encourage you to call this store before going as they change their hours often and sometimes without notice (937) 438-1111.
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Age appropriate styles have been selected for best comfort and longest wear.
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Quality dancewear and shoes make a substantial difference in a dancer’s performance.
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While it may seem tempting to purchase dancewear at Target or other department stores, these items are not designed for classical dance training.
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Hair Codes
All Female Dancers
High Ballet Bun secured with a hair tie, at least 4 bobby/hair pins, and a hairnet.
High Bun
Video Tutorial
Follow along with SDSD Dance Dad, Doug McDermitt, as he walks you through how to create a high bun that is secure and ready for class!
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Remember that you'll need a brush or comb, bobby or hair pins, hair ties, and a hairnet. Other supplies may include water and spray bottle or hairspray.
All Male Dancers
Hair should be kept neat and out of the face at all times.
