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Cadets are expected to take good care of their issued uniform and wear it properly, and with pride.
Cadets are expected to take good care of their issued uniform and wear it properly, and with pride.
Uniforms must be returned in good condition to Supply when no longer enrolled in the program.
Uniforms must be returned in good condition to Supply when no longer enrolled in the program.
It is the responsibility of cadets to ensure that they are in proper dress with respect to, and that their personal deportment conforms to, the standards that are outlined in the A-CR-CCO-100/AG-001 CJCR Dress Instructions *UPDATED*.
For all uniform items and exchanges: contact Supply.
AIR CADET UNIFORM – ORDERS OF DRESS
AIR CADET UNIFORM – ORDERS OF DRESS
Click on the images to view more details on each specific orders of dress.
Ceremonial Dress (C1, C1H)
Ceremonial Dress (C1, C1H)
Mess Dress (C2, C2H)
Mess Dress (C2, C2H)
Service Dress (C3, C3H, C3A, C3B, C3C)
Service Dress (C3, C3H, C3A, C3B, C3C)
Training Dress (C5, C5A, C5B, C5C)
Training Dress (C5, C5A, C5B, C5C)
OTHER ORDERS OF DRESS
OTHER ORDERS OF DRESS
Regular training nights - Civilian attire
Regular training nights - Civilian attire
Proper civilian attire should be worn whenever a cadet cannot wear their uniform to regular training or other activities. Attire must be neat, tidy, and appropriately styled with no markings that could be deemed to be offensive or otherwise reflect discredit on the Canadian Cadet Organizations.
Proper civvies for all cadets consists of the following:
White dress shirt (tucked in)
Dark dress pants
Dress shoes worn with socks
The following items of clothing and accessories are not to be worn:
Oversized, low-rise or ripped pants.
Any item of clothing displaying distasteful or offensive language or images, such as sexual, racial, violent or other inappropriate themes.
Appropriate civilian attire
Appropriate civilian attire
Appropriate civilian attire is worn on occasions when ordered by the CO. When cadets are authorized to wear civilian attire (during team practices, social occasions, outdoor activity, or other activities), they are free to wear what they wish as long as it is in good taste and does not include the forbidden items listed below.
Attire must be neat, tidy, and appropriately styled with no markings that could be deemed to be offensive or otherwise reflect discredit on the Canadian Cadet Organizations.
The following items of clothing and accessories are not to be worn unless specifically authorized by the CO:
Oversized, low-rise or ripped pants.
Any item of clothing displaying distasteful or offensive language or images, such as sexual, racial, violent or other inappropriate themes.
Athletic attire / Sports clothing
Athletic attire / Sports clothing
Civilian sports attire must be neat, tidy, and appropriately styled with no markings that could be deemed to be offensive or otherwise reflect discredit on the Canadian Cadet Organizations.
During authorized sports activities and physical fitness training, the following items must be worn:
Sports shoes and socks
Shorts or track pants (depending on preference and temperature)
T-shirt (a sweatshirt may be worn depending on preference and temperature, no sleeveless tops)
If the activity is conducted outdoors, a hat (baseball cap or other)
The following items of clothing and accessories are not to be worn:
Oversized, low-rise or ripped pants.
Any item of clothing displaying distasteful or offensive language or images, such as sexual, racial, violent or other inappropriate themes.
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