The Scouts Canada uniform represents a history of involvement, of association with a set of principals, of helping others, and of fun, adventure, activity, and learning by doing.  Your uniform identifies you as a member of the world's largest youth organization.

Listening to its youth members, in 2003 Scouts Canada introduced new options for uniform.  Adopted by the Court of Honour and the Troop in April 2003, the new uniform options include uniforms for both formal and activity events.  Youth and their parents will decide on the option(s) best suited to them.

For uniform, our Troop wears the formal uniform for one meeting every month.  For the remaining meetings, youth may wear their neckerchief and a Scouting T-Shirt (either one of the activity shirts, or one of our own Troop shirts).  For other activities, the appropriate uniform or activity wear is specified as required.

Original Uniform, Circa 1908

UNIFORM MENU

• Formal Uniform

• Program Activity Uniform

• Tan Uniform Diagram

• Scouts Canada's "New Uniform Options" Pages

Formal Uniform

This uniform is appropriate to wear for formal events, major ceremonies, certain fundraisers, and other occasions as established by the Leaders and the Court of Honour.

The 15th Scout Troop requires a full uniform be worn by all members including a tan shirt, sash, belt & buckle, neckerchief, neckerchief slide, navy blue or tan pants (no jeans) and the official Scouts Canada "Lifestyle Wear" Bush Hat (a wide-brimmed, "Tilley"-style hat).   

Those not wishing to purchase the tan uniform have the option of wearing a white shirt, navy blue or tan pants (no jeans), and Scout Tie for formal events.

Program Activity Uniform

This uniform is appropriate to wear to weekly meetings, to camps, while travelling, and on outings.

The "traditional" option includes the Formal Uniform listed above, without the badge sash.

The new option features a green, grey, or orange T-Shirt, navy blue or tan pans (no jeans), fleece vest, neckerchief, and neckerchief slide.