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Pack 69 Cub Scout Uniform Guide
Pack 69 Cub Scout Uniform Guide
Where to buy uniforms
Where to buy uniforms
You can buy Cub Scout uniforms in person from the Exton Scout Shop at 1 Scouting Way, Exton, PA 19341
You can also get uniforms online at scoutshop.org.
Going in person is easier because the staff will help set you up with a complete and correct uniform.
For information on uniforms as well as other parent resources, click here.
Class A Uniform
Class A Uniform
Parents! Not sure what to buy? Click here for a Cub Scout uniform shopping checklist for all ranks.
Class A Guidelines
Class A Guidelines
Wear the official Class A uniform to all Pack and Den events.
When interacting with the public, the scouts must wear dark blue pants or jeans.
Webelos and Arrow of Light scouts can wear the tan Boy Scout shirt and olive green pants.
Shirts should be tucked in
Neckerchiefs may be worn above or below the collar.
Closed-toed sneakers, hiking boots, or dress shoes should be worn with this uniform.
Open-toed shoes and Crocs are not permitted at camping, hiking, or other similar outdoor activities..
Class B Uniform
Class B Uniform
Pack 69's has redesigned our official T-shirt with our pack number and design on the chest. This fresh new look will definitely stick out camp and other events. There is no other pack with a Class B like us. If you are interested in purchasing one of these great shirts, please talk to your scout leader. They are unique shirts that were made just for the Pack.
Class B Guidelines
Class B Guidelines
Class B shirts can be worn to pack campouts, rock climbing, or any non pack/den event.
Any pants or shorts are permitted (blue, olive green, or denim are preferred). The shirt is not tucked in.
The rank-specific official hat is worn, and scouts should salute when in the class B uniform.
Do not wear the neckerchief or any patches or pins
Other Items
Other Items
Every scout needs a handbook for his current rank.
Cub scouts are awarded medals, pins, loops, and patches for various activities. Most are wearable on the uniform, but there’s a limit to how many can fit. See the Cub Scout insignia guide for more details.
Additional Resources
Additional Resources
For help on uniform issues — such as with respect to the placement of rank emblems — the following on-line resources may be helpful:
BSA Insignia Guide (complete on-line guide)
BSA Official Uniform Website – with links to purchasing
Google Sites
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