1 of 14

FFA Official Dress

2 of 14

OFFicial Dress standards

  • Adopted at the 1933 National FFA Convention

​

  • Implemented to show unity across the organization

3 of 14

Proper Use of the Jacket

  • The jacket can only be worn by members
  • It should be kept clean and neat
  • It should only be worn on official occasions (competitions, banquets, awards)
  • Members should act PROFESSIONALLY when wearing the jacket
  • Any degrees you earn should be worn under your name on the right side of the jacket. No more that 3 medals should be worn on the jacket (highest degree, highest office, highest award)

​

4 of 14

Girls…

  • Black skirt �- knee length or longer, hemmed evenly across the bottom, with a slit no longer than 2 inches above the knee, excluding the kick pleat.

​

  • Black slacks. (No jeans,

leather, pleather, etc.)

5 of 14

White collared blouse and

official FFA Scarf.

Girls…

6 of 14

Black nylon hosiery (panty-hose).

Girls…

7 of 14

Black dress shoes with a closed heel and toe

(No boots, sandals, open-toed shoes, or tennis shoes.)

Girls…

8 of 14

Official FFA jacket zipped to the top

Girls…

9 of 14

Black dress pants. (No jeans, leather, pleather, etc.)

Boys

10 of 14

White dress shirt and official FFA Tie

Boys

11 of 14

Black socks

Boys

12 of 14

Black dress shoes with a closed heel and toe.

(No brown boots, sandals, open-toed shoes, tennis shoes. )

Boys

13 of 14

Official FFA jacket

zipped to the top

​

​

​

Boys

14 of 14