Nothing makes a group routine look sharper than a line of dancers in perfectly matching costumes. Getting there takes planning. Here's how studio owners and team parents can order group dance costumes without the last-minute scramble.
Start early
Group orders take longer than single costumes: more sizes to collect, more pieces to check, and alterations for every dancer. Start as soon as choreography and music are set, well before your first regional.
Collect measurements the same way
Have one person measure every dancer using the same method: girth, chest, waist, hips, and height. Mixed measuring methods are the top cause of fit problems in group orders.
Order one extra
An extra costume covers a new team member, a growth spurt, or a torn seam on competition day.
Match the details
Tights, shoes, hair pieces, and earrings should match too. Put them on one checklist so every dancer arrives looking identical.
Ready to outfit your team? Browse our group dance costumes and ask us about group orders, sizing help, and timelines.
