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Cambridge School Uniform Code Cambridge School Uniform Code The Cambridge Crest must be visible on the school uniform at all times. Optional items are so listed. Please use the uniform guide (attached) as a reference point for prices, not a guide to mandatory uniform items. Contact Barb Isbell (Registrar, [email protected]) with questions. Parker School Uniforms (972) 458-0645 4887 Alpha Road #250 School Code: DA022166 Dallas, TX 75244 www.parkersu.com The Women of Cambridge, grades 6th-12th: Dress Shirt: White Oxford Button-Down Collared. Long sleeved only. When the shirt is worn without a sweater, the shirt must display the School's crest. (MUST BE WORN AT ALL TIMES, EVEN WHEN COVERED WITH A SWEATER/FLEECE) Cambridge Colors Plaid Skirt: Women’s skirts come to their knees or at least within two inches of the top of the knees; anticipate growth during the year. Shoes: Willits "Classic Saddle" Oxford black and white only (no writing on shoes or colored laces) Socks: Solid white, visible, between ankle and knee, no emblems, logos, or colors Tights (Optional): Black, solid, with feet (no leggings, with or without reflective logos) Outerwear: Black ¼ Zip Sweater with Crest, Black Drifter Sweater Vest with Crest, Black Long- Sleeved Sweater with Crest, or Black Fleece with Crest (Optional) Scarf (Optional): Black/red striped scarf with Cambridge embroidered on the end (Parker), or solid red or black scarf, no logos. Black Blazer with Cambridge crest on outer pocket (12th Grade Only)*: Blazers are typically ordered in January for students in their junior year to receive on Class Night in May. Cambridge Men, grades 6th-12th: Dress Shirt: White Oxford Button-Down Collared. Long sleeved only. When the shirt is worn without a sweater, the shirt must display the School's crest. (MUST BE WORN AT ALL TIMES, EVEN WHEN COVERED WITH A SWEATER/FLEECE) Khaki Slacks: Flat front or pleated (no cargo pants); may be purchased from Parker. Shoes: Solid black, polishable, non-athletic, and in good condition Socks: Solid black, visible, between ankle and knee, no emblems, logos, or colors Belt: Black leather Tie or bowtie: Must be worn every day. Required for grades 9-12; optional, grades 6-8. Outerwear: Black ¼ Zip Sweater with Crest, Black Drifter Sweater Vest with Crest, Black Long- Sleeved Sweater with Crest, or Black Fleece with Crest (Optional) Scarf (Optional): Black/red striped scarf with Cambridge embroidered on the end (Parker), or solid red or black scarf, no logos. Black Blazer with Cambridge crest on outer pocket (12th Grade Only)*: Blazers are typically ordered in January for students in their junior year to receive on Class Night in May. *Blazer must be worn by seniors during the school day. **The grey athletic pullover is NOT considered a part of the Cambridge school day uniform and may NOT be worn between the hours of 8am – 3pm.** Please note that there are a number of uniform items that have been donated and are available for purchase at Cambridge. All clothing items are $5.00 with the exception of blazers, which are $10.00. Cambridge School Of Dallas - (2166) 3877 Walnut Hill Lane, Dallas, Texas 2016 - 2017 School Year BOYS REQUIRED 1/4 Zip Pullover Sweater Grade(s) 6 through 12 Boys Blazer with Welt Pocket 81962 XS - XXL ADULT BLACK LOGO $56.50 88027 34 - 52L MENS BLACK LOGO $158.75 Long Sleeve Oxford Grade(s) 6 through 12 Acrylic V-Neck Vest 6219 8 - 20 BOYS WHITE LOGO $33.25 8307 S - XL YOUTH BLACK LOGO $35.50 6220 S - 3XL MENS WHITE LOGO $36.25 8308 S - 3XL ADULT BLACK LOGO $41.50 Crew Sock (2-Pack) 92052 S - XL BOYS BLACK $8.25 Boys Pleated Twill Pants in Updated Parker Fit Longer Length Gym Shorts 60060 8 - 20 REGULAR KHAKI $34.25 42540 S - XL YOUTH BLACK LOGO $21.00 60070 8 - 20 SLIM KHAKI $34.25 42541 XS - 3XL ADULT BLACK LOGO $23.00 60080 25 - 38 HUSKY KHAKI $38.75 Mens Pleated Twill Pants in Updated Parker Fit Mens Standard Tie Crewneck Gym Shirt 60061 30 - 40 MENS KHAKI $40.25 52 T - XL MENS BLACK/CARDINAL $14.75 42536 S - XL YOUTH DK.GREY LOGO $13.75 60062 30 - 40 MENS KHAKI $40.25 Mens Bow Tie 42537 S - 3XL ADULT DK.GREY LOGO $14.75 60090 30 - 48 MENS KHAKI $40.25 90177 - MENS BLACK/CARDINAL $22.00 Trimfoot Black Oxford Shoe Boys Flat Front Twill Pants in Updated Parker Fit BOYS OPTIONAL 95018 10½ - 7 YOUTH BLACK $47.75 60180 8 - 20 REGULAR KHAKI $34.25 95020 7½ - 13 MENS BLACK $56.75 60190 8 - 20 SLIM KHAKI $34.25 Grade(s) 6 through 12 95021 7½ - 13 MENS BLACK $56.75 60200 25 - 38 HUSKY KHAKI $38.75 Mens Flat Front Twill Pants in Updated Parker Fit 60046 30 - 40 MENS KHAKI $40.25 Acrylic V-Neck Pullover GIRLS REQUIRED 8309 S - XL YOUTH BLACK LOGO $39.75 60047 30 - 40 MENS KHAKI $40.25 8310 S - XL ADULT BLACK LOGO $46.00 60210 30 - 48 MENS KHAKI $40.25 Grade(s) 6 through 12 Grade(s) 12 through 12 Cambridge School Of Dallas - (2166) 3877 Walnut Hill Lane, Dallas, Texas 2016 - 2017 School Year Grade(s) 6 through 12 Long Sleeve Girls Oxford Acrylic V-Neck Pullover 6221 8 - 16 GIRLS WHITE LOGO $33.25 Orlon Cable Knee-Hi Socks 8309 S - XL YOUTH BLACK LOGO $39.75 6222 XS - 3XL MISSES WHITE LOGO $36.25 92013 S - XL MISC WHITE $5.95 8310 S - XL ADULT BLACK LOGO $46.00 Grade(s) 12 through 12 Parker Uniforms Classic Saddle Oxford 9530 12½ - 4 YOUTH BLACK/WHITE $69.75 9531 12½ - 4 YOUTH BLACK/WHITE $69.75 1/4 Zip Pullover Sweater 9532 12½ - 4 YOUTH BLACK/WHITE $69.75 81962 XS - XXL ADULT BLACK LOGO $56.50 9533 5 - 12 MISSES BLACK/WHITE $74.75 Girls Blazer with Welt Pocket 9534 5 - 12 MISSES BLACK/WHITE $74.75 88026 2 - 24L MISSES BLACK LOGO $141.75 9535 5 - 12 MISSES BLACK/WHITE $74.75 Acrylic V-Neck Vest Grade(s) 6 through 12 8307 S - XL YOUTH BLACK LOGO $35.50 8308 S - 3XL ADULT BLACK LOGO $41.50 Skirt with Multiple Pleats 42164 0 - 37 JUNIOR PLAID $55.25 Longer Length Gym Shorts Tri-Fold Bobby Sock 4059 22 - 50 MISSES PLAID $55.25 42540 S - XL YOUTH BLACK LOGO $21.00 92004 S - XL MISC WHITE $4.95 42541 XS - 3XL ADULT BLACK LOGO $23.00 Bias Waist Skirt with Three Stitched Down Pleats Crewneck Gym Shirt 42076 0 - 37 JUNIOR PLAID $55.75 42536 S - XL YOUTH DK.GREY LOGO $13.75 Opaque Knee-Hi Sock 42537 S - 3XL ADULT DK.GREY LOGO $14.75 92008 S - XL MISC WHITE $5.95 GIRLS OPTIONAL Prices are subject to change without notice. Cambridge School Of Dallas - (2166) 3877 Walnut Hill Lane, Dallas, Texas 2016 - 2017 School Year Alpha 4887 Alpha Rd. #250 Outlet: #2 Dallas, TX 75244 In Session Hours Monday-Friday: 10AM-6PM Saturday: 10AM-3PM Sunday: CLOSED 2016 Back to School Hours Effective June 20th-September 4th, 2016 Monday-Saturday: 10AM-6PM Sunday: CLOSED (972) 458-0645 (800) 408-0645.
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