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We Do Not Sell Ballet, Tap Or Jazz Shoes. We Recommend DANCE WORLD ACADEMY DRESS CODE BODYWEAR FOR PRE-SCHOOL, COMBO I, COMBO II, TAP/JAZZ COMBO AND ALL TAP & JAZZ CLASSES GIRLS -No jewelry and/or dangling earrings can be worn. -Any color leotards and tights. Leotards and booty shorts may be worn. Please, no rips or runs in tights. -NO sweatshirts and cover-ups (unless permitted for Hip Hop). -Hair must be pulled up or back away from the face. PLEASE - LONG HAIR MUST BE IN A PONY TAIL OR SUITABLY WORN SO AS NOT TO GET IN THE STUDENT'S WAY. In levels I and above, leggings and Jazz pants are permitted (these are normally spandex and come in long, Capri length and booty shorts) and must be form fitted to the body. Sweatpants are not permitted. Jazz pants, leggings and booty shorts must be worn with a leotard or sports bra. BOYS -Athletic shorts and t-shirts -Sweatpants and t-shirts (teachers need to see the line of the body) No baggy clothes please! BODYWEAR FOR BALLET (Level 1 and above) GIRLS Ballet uniform must be purchased from our school. Please order Ballet outfits when you Register! Students are also require to have pink or white tights (tights must have feet) and pink or white ballet slippers (any type). Hair ABSOLUTELY MUST BE IN A BUN! IMPORTANT - We do not sell ballet, tap or jazz shoes. We recommend: Center Stage Dance Capezio Dance Factory Outlet KaShe Dance Supplies 1651 Rt 23 South 473 Centre Street 525 Cedar Hill Ave #5 Wayne, NJ Nutley, NJ 07110 Wyckoff, NJ Tel 973-633-7001 Tel 973-320-5875 Tel 201-670-1222 Please call before you go. They are not always open. Required Dance shoes (you may start with any tap or jazz shoe that you presently have but these shoes will be required by recital time): TAP – ADULT (black preferred) Capezio – Adult Mary Jane #3800 Bloch – Tap-On Tap Shoe #S0302L TAP - CHILD (black or white preferred) Capezio – Jr. Tyette #N625C or #N625 (larger sizes) Bloch – Tap On Tap Shoe #S0302G JAZZ SHOES – CHILD AND ADULT (black preferred) Capezio – Jazz Ankle Boot #EJ2 or #EJ2C (child) Bloch – Elasta Bootie Jazz shoes - #S0499 BALLET SLIPPERS – ANY STYLE IN THE COLOR OF PINK OR WHITE. BLACK FOR BOYS. BALLET UNIFORMS MUST BE PURCHASED FROM OUR SCHOOL All Ballet students from Ballet I through Advanced (not Combo I and Combo II students) must purchase a uniform ballet outfit and pink tights from our school in the color specified by the school. Please come prepared to pay for your ballet uniform at Registration as they must be ordered immediately to get prompt delivery. Cash, check or credit cards accepted. Please Order Ballet Outfits when You Register! Leotard - Ballet outfits are Child $19.00 and Adult $22.00 (depending on size) XXL is $35 Character Shoes for Royal Academy of Dancing Program – Child $32.00 Adult (heels) $35.00 Parents may also buy “Jr. Footlight” Character Shoes by Capezio Pink Tights – Child $11.00 Adult $14.00 We accept cash, credit cards and checks for dance wear payments. Boys may wear shorts and a t-shirt (preferably black shorts and white t-shirts). Boys outfit does not need to be purchased from us. Students may take Pointe once they reach Grade 4 Royal Academy of Dance Program. Please do not buy pointe shoes if you are a beginner pointe student. Your teacher will provide information on this. Dress code for Tap and Jazz will be posted on our web site before registration. .
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