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Dress Regulations

Navy League of Canada Dress Regs

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Uniform Care

Care & Maintenance of the Uniform

The Importance of Proper Uniform Care & Maintenance


Welcome to the 166 NLCC John A. Hamilton family! As cadets, your uniform is a symbol of pride, discipline, and teamwork. Taking good care of it is essential. Here’s why:


1. Representing Your Unit

Your uniform shows that you are part of something special. When you wear it neatly and correctly, you represent your unit with pride. It tells everyone that you are dedicated and respectful.


2. Building Good Habits

Learning to care for your uniform helps you develop good habits. It teaches you responsibility and attention to detail, which are important skills in all areas of life.


3. Staying Comfortable

A well-maintained uniform is more comfortable to wear. Clean and properly fitted uniforms help you move easily and feel good during activities.


4. Showing Respect

Taking care of your uniform shows respect for yourself, your leaders, and your fellow cadets. It demonstrates that you value being part of the NLCC and the traditions it upholds.


Tips for Uniform Care:

  • Wash Regularly: Keep your uniform clean by washing it after each use.
  • Iron Carefully: Iron your uniform to keep it looking sharp. Be sure to follow the care instructions on the label.
  • Store Properly: Hang your uniform in a closet to avoid wrinkles. Use a garment bag if possible.
  • Check for Repairs: Regularly check your uniform for any tears or missing buttons and fix them promptly.


Remember, your uniform is more than just clothing. It’s a symbol of your commitment and the values we stand for. Take pride in wearing it well!


If you have any questions or need help with your uniform, don’t hesitate to ask your cadet NCOs. We’re here to support you every step of the way. Keep up the great work, cadets!

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Uniform Exchange Request

NLCC Request Form (NL 334)

 

Has your uniform gotten a little too small?

Cadets grow—and sometimes they grow faster than their uniforms do! If any part of your issued uniform no longer fits properly, is uncomfortable, or is becoming difficult to wear correctly, please complete this form to request an exchange.

Do not continue wearing a uniform piece that no longer fits properly. Keeping your uniform properly fitted helps maintain a smart, clean appearance and ensures you can participate comfortably in all cadet activities.

Once completed, please submit this form to your DPO (Divisional Petty Officer). Your DPO will review your request and forward it on to the next steps for obtaining a replacement size.


Please remember:

  • Complete one request for each uniform item that needs to be exchanged. Print clearly and concisely.
  • State the item requiring exchange, provide the current size, and the size you require, where known. See the next section on HOW TO SIZE YOURSELF. If you are still unsure what size you need, speak with the Supply Officer before submitting the form.
  • Listen for announcements or watch for communication on Uniform Exchange dates.


If it doesn't fit, don't wait—let us know!

HOW TO SIZE YOURSELF

HEIGHT: What is your height in inches?


HEAD: What is your head measurement in inches?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EHONb5eHffU


NECK: What is the neck measurement in inches? 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KsBqKnwDOcI


CHEST: What is the chest measurement in inches? 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t2E1Taj9wGQ


WAIST: What is the waist measurement in inches? 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CzxcvrRarUU


HIPS: What is the measurement of your hips in inches? 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GcA65sd37PA


FEET:

To measure your foot, please do the following:

1. Take a sheet of blank paper and place it on the floor.
2. Place your foot on the sheet and lift your other foot off the ground.
3. Have someone else draw an outline around your foot with a pen or marker.
4. Measure the distance from the heel to the tip of the big toe. This is your length.
5. Measure the distance from the big toe joint to the small toe joint. This is your width. 


What is the measurement of your foot length in millimeters?


What is the measurement of your foot width in millimeters?

Uniform Care & Maintenance - Frequently Asked Questions

Please reach us at adm166.jahamilton@gmail.com if you cannot find an answer to your question.

Please stay tuned as we collect Frequently Asked Questions and provide answers and explanations to the best of our knowledge.


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