Dress for Females for Irish Jig (Scottish Version)

Dress: White, red, or  green. White dress should be worn with waistcoat type  bodice.

White Blouse: To be worn if dress is sleeveless.

Bodice: Same shape as  for Nationals, either red or green.

Cummerbund: Red or green, may be worn but not in conjunction with a   waistcoat

Skirt: Red, or green to be worn with white blouse and waistcoat type bodice is also in red or green. The length same as for Nationals.

Length: One or two inches above the knee for juveniles. Adult dancers may  prefer a longer skirt.

Underwear: White

Underskirt: White only  and preferably of cotton. These are not lifted during the dance and all  flouncing movements are done with the skirt of the dress.

Apron: A small white apron is worn with any of the options described above. A small shamrock will be permitted.

Hair: A plain ribbon may  be worn.

Socks: Plain white or  natural coloured tights may be worn.

Shoes: Black, red or green Irish jig shoes

Note: The dress is usually made of cotton or similar material. Lurex fabrics should not be used nor should sequins or similar ornamentation are not acceptable.

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