Members

Uniform Guide

Each section has its own uniform, worn with our scarlet group necker. Here's what to get for each section and where to buy it. New starters don't need a full uniform on day one — a necker and a smile are plenty to begin with.

Where to buy

Getting your uniform

You don’t need to buy everything new, and nobody needs a full uniform on their first night. Here’s where to get it when you’re ready.

Children grow fast, so it’s well worth looking second-hand first. Have a look on local selling sites like Facebook Marketplace or Gumtree, and ask in our group chats — families are forever passing on outgrown jumpers, shirts and neckers.

Beavers logo

6–8 years

Beavers uniform

Beavers wear a turquoise sweatshirt with our scarlet group necker. There’s no rush to get everything at once — a necker and a smile are plenty for a first night.

What they wear

Turquoise Beaver sweatshirt

The kit

What to get

  • Sweatshirt

    The turquoise Beaver Scouts sweatshirt — the main bit of uniform.

  • Group necker

    Our scarlet group necker, worn by everyone in the 144th. Order one through the group neckie page.

  • Trousers & footwear

    Navy or black trousers or shorts and comfy shoes are fine — no special kit needed. We’re outside a lot, so something they can get mucky in is ideal.

Group necker

Order our scarlet group necker through the group neckie order page.

Beaver Scouts jumper with the scarlet group necker

See the Beavers badge guide, including where every badge goes →

Cubs logo

8–10½ years

Cubs uniform

Cubs wear a green sweatshirt with our scarlet group necker. As with every section, there’s no need for a full uniform straight away.

What they wear

Green Cub sweatshirt

The kit

What to get

  • Sweatshirt

    The green Cub Scouts sweatshirt — the main bit of uniform.

  • Group necker

    Our scarlet group necker, worn by everyone in the 144th. Order one through the group neckie page.

  • Trousers & footwear

    Navy or black trousers or shorts and comfy shoes are fine. We get out and about a lot, so something they can run and climb in works best.

Group necker

Order our scarlet group necker through the group neckie order page.

Cub Scouts jumper with the scarlet group necker

See the Cubs badge guide, including where every badge goes →

Scouts logo

10½–14 years

Scouts uniform

Scouts wear a teal-green activity shirt with our scarlet group necker. It’s built for getting stuck in — exactly what the Troop spends most of its time doing.

What they wear

Teal/jade Scout activity shirt

The kit

What to get

  • Activity shirt

    The teal/jade green Scout activity shirt — tough and made for the outdoors.

  • Group necker

    Our scarlet group necker, worn by everyone in the 144th. Order one through the group neckie page.

  • Trousers & footwear

    Navy or black trousers and sturdy shoes or boots. For camps and hikes, comfy outdoor kit they can get properly muddy in is ideal.

Group necker

Order our scarlet group necker through the group neckie order page.

Scout activity shirt with the scarlet group necker

See the Scouts badge guide, including where every badge goes →

Explorers logo

14–18 years

Explorers uniform

Explorers wear a beige/stone shirt with our scarlet group necker. It’s smart but practical — ready for everything from a unit night to a weekend expedition.

What they wear

Beige/stone Explorer shirt

The kit

What to get

  • Explorer shirt

    The beige/stone Explorer Scouts shirt.

  • Group necker

    Our scarlet group necker, worn by everyone in the 144th. Order one through the group neckie page.

  • Trousers & footwear

    Navy or black trousers and sturdy footwear. For expeditions and camps, proper outdoor kit and walking boots are worth having.

Group necker

Order our scarlet group necker through the group neckie order page.

Explorer Scouts shirt with the scarlet group necker

See the Explorers badge guide, including where every badge goes →