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Uniforms

Girl Scouts may choose to wear uniforms at meetings or Girl Scout events to:

• make them easily identifiable to each other and to the public
• foster a feeling of unity among members, and
• reinforce the sense of belonging to the Girl Scout Movement.

Uniforms by Age-Level

Each age-level has a different uniform. Uniforms are not required to become a Girl Scout, but they offer girls a space to proudly display the awards, badges, and other insignia that they work so hard to earn. To purchase uniform pieces please visit Our Store located at the Bedford Service Center or by clicking here!

• Daisy Girl Scouts (ages 5-6) can wear a tunic over their clothes and place their Membership Pin, Learning Petals, and participation patches on them. They may also wear official T-shirts, shorts, or leggings.
• Brownie Girl Scouts (ages 7-8) can wear a uniform with either a sash or vest to display their Try-Its and other insignia. Other options include the new Hooded Sweatshirt and Pull-on Pants, introduced in 2004, or various shorts, leggings, skorts, pullover jumpers, turtlenecks, and T-shirts.
• Junior Girl Scouts (ages 9-11) can wear uniforms with either a sash or vest to display their badges and other insignia. New styles were introduced in 2001 to include jade green pull-on style skorts, hooded sweatshirts, white short-sleeve polo shirts, and khaki cargo pocket pants and shorts.
• Older Girl Scouts 11-17 can wear STUDIO 2BSM T-shirts or the new uniform styles introduced in 2001 featuring a color palette of khaki, navy, and light blue, and parachute style pants with bungee cords, V-neck T-shirts, stretch cotton fitted blouses, and hooded sweatshirts. They may choose to display Interest Project awards and other insignia on a sash or vest, or wear the STUDIO 2B charm bracelet.
• Adult Girl Scouts can choose from formal two-piece business suits to sweater sets and slacks to casual wear.

Uniform Placement

Where do you place all those Patches, Earned Insignia, and Pins that girl's receive at the end of year, click below on your daughters age group to find out where to place all of these items. You can also refer to the age level Handbooks for more information on placement.

• Daisy Girl Scouts
• Brownie Girl Scouts
• Junior Girl Scouts
• Older Girl Scouts Sash
• Older Girl Scouts Vest

Some basic information:

• All participation or fun patches example: Hayride, Operation Snowflake, Cookie Rally, etc. always go on the back of vests, sashes, or tunics.
• Petals, Try-It's, Badges, Interest Patches, and Studio 2B charms go on the front of vests, sashes, or tunics.
• The Membership, Brownie, or Daisy Pin always goes over your heart and worn above the World Trefoil Pin.