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Official dress is worn at formal FFA events and competitions.
Please see details of what offical dress looks like and how to order it below!
Our members in Official Dress!
Our members in Official Dress!
Ordering Info
Ordering Info
REMINDER:
Fife FFA has jackets members can borrow for events OR use to try on to double check sizes before ordering.
You do NOT need to purchase official FFA slacks, socks, or white button ups. You can buy them for cheaper or source them yourself if that is better for you.
<--- This is an example of what specifications you should put in the personalization section when ordering your jacket!
* (OFFICE) is only recommended to be filled in if that is either the highest officer position the member will hold or their senior year position.
** (YEAR) is only recommended to be filled with the corresponding officer position.
Example: Jessica Logan
President
2009-2010
Have you seen members with pins on their jackets? Or a golden chain hanging on their side?
Have you seen members with pins on their jackets? Or a golden chain hanging on their side?
In FFA, degree pins and golden chains serve as visual milestones, signifying a member's growth, leadership skills, and achievements in agriculture. They follow a hierarchical system based on metals and placement, representing the effort a student invests.
The Greenhand Degree represents a dedicated "novice or beginner" in FFA.
The Chapter Degree represents a member's significant progress and commitment to agricultural education, and leadership development. This is the highest degree of membership that can be bestowed directly by a local FFA chapter!
The State Degree represents the highest honor a state association can bestow upon an active member. Awarded to high-achieving upperclassmen, it recognizes exceptional dedication to the organization and excellent leadership skills. This demonstrates that the member has earned or productively invested at least $1,000 and completed 300 unpaid hours outside of class in an agricultural project.
The American Degree represents the highest honor a member can achieve in the National FFA Organization. It represents years of outstanding leadership, community service, scholastic achievement, and a high level of commitment to Supervised Agricultural Experience (SAE) programs. Fewer than 1% of all FFA members nationwide ever earn this prestigious degree. Requirements include earning or productively investing at least $10,000, and participating in at least 50 hours of community service across multiple activities. Not to mention the countless hours spent on their agricultural project.
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