Polaris Dance Institute

Black genre specific shoes

Ballet Pink Tights 1915C

To minimize distractions and maximize a fun and educational time in the classroom, our Polaris fundamentals are required to follow a simple dress code for each class. 

We also like to recommend that the dancer has a dance bag to keep their belongings in, especially their shoes. 

For classes with multiple styles of dance, dancers will wear the same leotard and tights for the duration of the class, but will change their shoes half way through.

Black Short Sleeve Leotard - Kids - Adult 

Ballet Shoes: Bloch Full Sole Dansoft Ballet Slippers

Jazz/Musical Theatre Shoes: Bloch Tan Super Jazz

Hip Hop Shoes: Sneakers with white soles

The ballet dress code for Polaris is particularly specific. The dress requirements for any ballet classroom are typically simple, elegant and designed to emphasize the technique of the dancer. Every student in the classroom should be dressed in the exact same uniform to maintain the professional nature of learning a classical art. The pieces for each of the ballet levels at Polaris are chosen carefully to provide the best learning environment for the dancer, in which dress is an important part of the curriculum. 

Capezio Ballet Pink Transition Tights 1916C (children) 1916 (adult)

Canvas Split Sole Ballet Slippers (Preferred SoDanca SD16 or Capezio Hanami)

Ballet 1 - Black Short Sleeve Leotard - Kids - Adults

Ballet 2 - Black Tank Leotard - Kids - Adults

Ballet 3 - Black Camisole Leotard - Kids - Adults

Ballet 4 - Any Style Leotard

Any Black Leotard - Kids - Adults

Tan Bloch Super Jazz

Light Tan Convertable Tights - 1916C (children) 1916 (adult)

Any Leotard Color  - Kids - Adults

Light Tan Stirrup Tights - 1961C (children) 1961 (adult)

Any Black Leotard -  Kids - Adults

Bloch Respect Tap Shoe, Bloch Jason Samuel Smith Tap Shoe or any Full Sole Tap Shoe (BLACK)