Cub Scouts wear uniforms that display their current rank and their individual achievements. The uniform demonstrates that a Scout is part of a den, part of the pack, and part of Boy Scouts of America as a whole. When Scouts are wearing their uniform, they are representing Scouting to the public.
Parents are responsible for providing a Field uniform for their Scout typically by October or 3-5 activities after joining.
The components of a Field Uniform uniform for each rank are explained below. Pack 175 doesn’t require official uniform pants or socks, but a uniform shirt, hat, belt, and neckerchief are typical.
The Scouts in Pack 175 love to wear their uniforms. We have two uniforms our “Field” uniform and our “Activity T-Shirt”. Many scouts wear the Activity shirt to Den meetiings and the Field Uniform to Pack activities. Your Den Leader will let you know which uniform to wear.
