Dress code is not mandatory but recommended by Baldovin Ballet Zagreb. It is important for children (and adults) because it connects the students to the atmosphere of the class and makes them comfortable, and a part of the training session.

Ballet shoes (no alternative)

You can wear socks in the first few classes as a beginner but once we advance, the socks must be replaced with ballet shoes. Socks can may make you slip and cause injury. Ballet shoes will help you feel the exercises better and are a sign of respect towards the ballet class and the ballet teacher.

Students may wear what makes them move freely, like form-fitting athletic wear, but we recommend the traditional leotard and tights/leggings or sweatpants and t-shirt.