Troop 412 requires a complete and correct uniform for all Scouts and uniformed adult leaders. Scouts and adults may have a reasonable time to acquire a complete uniform or to replace worn or outgrown components.
The Scoutmaster may exclude Scouts without proper or complete uniforms from uniformed activities. No Scout may appear before any Board of Review without wearing a complete uniform (the Scoutmaster may make exceptions for new Scouts appearing before a Tenderfoot Review and for Scouts appearing before a Review during non-uniformed campouts).
The Board of Review may deny advancement to those who consistently wear less than full uniform.
A Class "A'' uniform consists of the following components:
- Official BSA short-sleeved shirt with appropriately placed and current rank and insignia (long- sleeve shirt optional).
- Scout neckerchief or bolo tie.
- Any neckerchief slide.
- Official BSA trousers or official BSA dark-khaki-green shorts or pants. (Modest fitting blue jeans, or Dockers are acceptable. If not BSA trousers or shorts, khaki colored trousers or shorts are the best option.)
- Any BSA belt and any BSA buckle.
- BSA socks and appropriate footwear.
- (it should be noted that, for safety reasons, cotton uniform components are best)
Note: When traveling to and from council/district/Troop events and as specified by the Troop Class “A” uniforms will be worn.
The casual Class ''B'' uniform (only worn at summer camp, on campouts, and summer meetings as specified) consists of the following components:
- Troop 412 T-shirt, Troop 412 Venture shirt or other official BSA T-shirt or as directed by event coordinator.
- Blue-jean, khaki or green shorts or pants
- Any BSA belt and any BSA buckle.
- Appropriate socks and footwear.
Note: Troop Class “B” T-Shirts and sweat shirts are usually ordered in the spring after the new
Scouts join the Troop.
Uniforms and other related supplies can the purchased at The Boy Scouts of America Scout Shop, 10210 Holmes St., Kansas City, MO, (816) 942-7757 or Nill Brothers Sporting Goods in Olathe. Other sources can/should be investigated, such as others in the Troop that may have used gear/uniforms for sale, and even online locations such as Ebay.
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