Ranger Uniform Guidelines 

（Information extracted from “Handbook on Uniform” and “Ranger Handbook”）

1. Basic Uniform

1.1 The Ranger Uniform consists of the following items:

The above items could be purchased at the Guide Shop

Remarks:
1. From 1^st September 2005, the Ranger blouse and skirt can be tailor-made at designated tailor shops. Please contact the Guide Shop at 2332 4033 for information.
2. The Unit Tape and Promise Badge can be obtained from the Unit Guider.
3. The scarf does not need to pass through the shoulder epaulettes.
4. Rangers can decide to wear either knee-high white socks or stockings for all the Unit Members; Sea Rangers must wear knee-high white socks ; Air Rangers must wear stockings.
5. These items can be prepared by the member herself.

1.2 The Ranger Outdoor Uniform consists of the following items:

• Official short or long-sleeved polo shirt
• Navy blue or black trousers or school’s sports trousers. (There is no restriction on the length of trousers when participating in sea water activities)

1.3 The hair can be tied up with black or navy blue hair accessories.

1.4 The jacket must be black or navy blue in colour. Rangers can also wear their school jacket.

1.5 The Association believes that all girls and adults are to be respected regardless of their physical condition, race, religion or nationality. They can all join as members and participate in Guiding activities.
In order to encourage uniform members who have special needs in terms of their outfit while participating in Guiding activities, we provide the below guidelines for those members:

• Members can raise an application for special outfit needs to her own Unit Guider.
• The Unit Guider should take the necessity, simplicity, and unity factors into consideration when approving the application.
• The Unit Guider then informs the District Commissioner in written for record and future reference.

2. Wearing of the Ranger Uniform and Insignia

2.1 How to wear insignia

Remark: 6. Only the highest level badges should be worn