At UDP, our dress code promotes discipline and a sense of pride and unity among our dancers. Dancers are expected to arrive dressed and ready for class. Appropriate attire allows instructors to properly assess alignment, posture, and movement quality.
Please label all shoes and dancewear with your dancer's name.
Purchasing Dancewear & Shoes
For all dance clothing and shoe needs, please visit the UDP office. Our team will ensure that your dancer is fitted correctly and purchases the appropriate attire and footwear for their class level.
Please do not purchase dancewear or shoes elsewhere, as requirements vary by class and level, and items purchased independently may be incorrect.
Full Uniform for Intro and Jr. Intro to Dance $190 Includes:
Leotard, Tights, Ballet slippers, Tap Shoes, UDP-T-Shirt
Intro to Dance (Ages 3–5)
Periwinkle Leotard
Tan Tights (No Pink)
Tan ballet slippers
Hair secured away from the face
Jr. Intro to Dance (Age 6)
Pink Leotard
Tan tights (No Pink)
Tan ballet slippers
Hair secured away from the face
Ballet
Girls
Brown leotard
Tan tights
Brown ballet slippers
Hair secured in a neat ballet bun
Boys
White fitted T-shirt
Black dance pants or shorts
Black ballet shoes
Jazz
Blue leotard and black tights
Black jazz shoes
Hair secured away from the face
Tap
Fitted dancewear
Leggings, dance shorts, or dance pants
Black tap shoes
Modern
Black Leotard and Tights
Bare feet
Hair secured away from the face
Hip-Hop
UDP T-Shirt
Joggers, leggings, or athletic wear
No jeans, No Crocs
Shoes- Clean indoor sneakers only
General Studio Guidelines
✔ Arrive on time and fully dressed for class.
✔ Bring a labeled water bottle to every class.
✔ Remove jewelry before class, except small stud earrings.
✔ Dance shoes should never be worn outdoors.
✔ Maintain neat grooming and appropriate personal hygiene.
Need Assistance?
Uniform requirements may vary slightly by age, level, and examination classes. If you are unsure about your dancer's attire or shoe requirements, please contact the studio prior to your first class.
"When we dress like dancers, we prepare ourselves to think, move, and grow like dancers."