Check event information and choose an outfit supporting your comfort and expression. Try it through movements you already know. Social clothing does not need to resemble a stage costume.
Read the event description
Start with the actual social’s dress guidance and any theme. A casual studio event and a festival party may call for different styling. If you are unsure whether your planned outfit meets a specific requirement, ask the organiser rather than rely on photographs from another venue.
Choose the complete outfit before leaving. Use familiar movements to check the waistband, neckline, sleeves and hems. Your preferred coverage matters through movement as well as while standing still. You can choose a tee, cropped top, shirt or another cut according to what you enjoy wearing.
Plan for breaks and the journey
A removable layer can live in your bag while you dance. If you expect to want a fresh shirt later, pack it separately from worn clothing. Keep rigid objects out of pockets where they could press during contact, and inspect loose accessories for catching.
A social outfit can show your connection to a community without needing a specialist label on every garment. Our printed tops and bags are options for that personal connection. Read the selected item’s measurements and care information, and compare the delivery information before ordering for a particular date.
Explore pieces from the store
“I Dance With Literally EveryOne” – T-Shirt
A broad dance-community message for a social that brings together different roles and backgrounds.
Drawstring Rolerotation bag
A bag to compare against your planned kit, including a spare top and the layer you remove on arrival.