Cub Scouts should wear their uniforms proudly to each Den meeting, fund raiser, or "go and see" activity. Uniforms show unity, commitment and is a display for their individual achievements. They should be kept clean and in good repair.
Although officially there is only one uniform, Scouts have determined that there are times when the full uniform is not conducive to activities. To stay in the Scout Spirit, Scouter's have come up with a Class A and Class B uniform.
Class A would be worn at den meetings, pack meetings, outings, or unless otherwise directed. It includes:
- Official shirt (patches put on correctly)
- Socks (any socks are acceptable for our pack)
- Pants (or shorts, jeans are acceptable)
- Belt
- Neckerchief (optional)
- Neckerchief slide (optional)
- Hat (optional)
Class B could also be worn at Den meetings, especially when we are outside. It should not be worn on field trips and when doing fundraisers. It includes:
- Activity shirt (day camp shirt, any other shirt that is Scout related)
- Pants (or shorts of any kind)
Patch Placement
With all the patches, belt loops, and pins the boys can earn it can be confusing where they need to be sewed on.
Click the photo for a larger view of where to sew on patches, etc.
These are the neckerchiefs: Blue for Bears, Yellow for Wolves, and plaid for Webelos. The orange is for Tiger cubs, which we don't have in our pack.
These are the slides that go on your son's neckerchief depending on his rank.Webelo's no longer wear the blue Cub Scout shirt! They have a separate uniform!
For more information, please visit the official Scout site here.
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