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BOYS' DRESS BOYS Wear a Dress Shirt and Tie, Or Southwestern Polo BOYS’ DRESS GIRLS' DRESS BOYS wear a dress shirt and tie, or Southwestern GIRLS wear a traditional, buttoned, collared polo shirt, slacks with belt, shoes, and ankle blouse, or a polo shirt (as described below), skirt socks. Pants must be dress slacks, traditionally or slacks with belt, shoes, and tights or socks. tailored. No jeans, shorts, or cargo pants are Skirts are business-styled, not casual, in tasteful permitted, except these may be worn at Beaver colors and fabrics. Length must be modest, just Creek when announced by the campus head. above the knee. Slacks must be the woman's Shirts should be traditional-cut dress shirts, either counterpart to the men's tailored slacks. No jeans long or short sleeved, in solid colors or patterns or informal pants, except at Beaver Creek Campus with an appropriate tie. As an alternative to a when announced. Tops must be tailored or dress shirt, students in grades below 12th may Oxford-style blouses, with long or short sleeves. wear a Southwestern knit polo shirt without a tie, As an alternative to a dress blouse, girls in grades available at student store in several colors. below 12th may wear a Southwestern knit polo Seniors and Proctors always wear dress shirts and shirt, which are available at the student store in ties, and are encouraged to wear blazers or sports several colors. Seniors and Proctors always wear coats, except they may wear polos in hot weather dress blouses, and are encouraged to wear when announced by a dean. All shirts must be blazers, except they may wear polos in hot worn tucked into pants. Boys must be shaved weather. All blouses must be worn tucked- as needed. One earring may be worn in each ear, in, except tailored shirts. Jewelry must be but no other body-piercing jewelry. Hair must be tasteful; body piercing jewelry other than earrings neat and clean. is not permitted. All girls are expected to wear appropriate undergarments as needed. Hair must APPROPRIATE BOYS’ CLOTHING be neat and clean. Dress shirt and tie or APPROPRIATE GIRLS’ CLOTHING Southwestern polo shirt Collared blouse or Southwestern polo shirt, Tailored slacks with belt tucked in, with skirt or tailored slacks with belt; Blazer, suits, or dresses Tasteful colors and fabrics Tasteful colors and fabrics Comfortable dress or casual shoes with visible socks Comfortable dress or casual shoes, flats or moderate heels Cardigan, crew neck, V-neck, sweater worn over dress or school polo shirt Ankle or knee high socks or tights, color-coordinated Blazer, suits, or sports coat Cardigan, crew, or v-neck sweaters worn NOT ACCEPTABLE FOR BOYS over a blouse or school polo shirt *Baggy, jean-style, cargo style, or other NOT ACCEPTABLE FOR GIRLS informal pants; shorts; or no belt *Short or tight-fitting clothing, sheer blouses, *Any clothes with flashy or advertising designs sleeveless dresses, or tank tops *Shoes with cleats or noisy heels, or any boots; *Any clothes with flashy or advertising designs sandals or open-back shoes; *Platforms or high-heeled shoes; casual boots; *Wearing low-cut sport socks or no socks; sandals or any open-back shoes *Undershirt designs showing through shirt *Fishnet or over-the-knee stockings *Hoodies, sweat shirts/pants, tank tops, or *Shorts, Capri’s, leggings, or jean-cut pants caps or any head covering indoors *Hoodies, sweat shirts or pants, head coverings *Body-piercing jewelry except small earrings to be worn indoors *Any oversized clothing, too big for you *Oversized tops .
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