Uniform Policy

There are 2 types of cub scout uniform: Class A and Class B. Class A is the dress uniform, Class B is the casual T-shirt. The Class A uniform should be worn for most activities. It is widely recognized by the public and reminds folks that the scouts are active and well. Our pack considers the Class A uniform complete with the following:

• cub scout shirt (short or long sleeve),

• cub scout cap (of appropriate rank),

• neckerchief (of appropriate rank), and

• neckerchief slide (of appropriate rank).

Note the Webelos may wear the boy scout shirt.

Pants, belt, and socks are optional, but encouraged. The belt is especially encouraged since the boys earn belt loops throughout the year which can be displayed on the belt.

The shirt should have the following patches:

• Three Rivers Council shoulder patch,

• unit numerals 2 8 7,

• cub scout den numeral or Webelos patrol emblem, and

• world scout crest emblem.

The Pack Class B uniform is a T-shirt available through the pack. This may be worn for most summer activities (including pack and den meetings), camp outs, hikes, and any outdoor tournaments. Other Class B uniforms, such as the ones from day camp, may be worn on camp outs and hikes.

All uniforms and supplies are available at the Hearn Scout Shop, or online at the Scout Stuff web site.