Uniform Requirements
The uniform worn by members of the PSA and RESA reflects that worn by all Scouts prior to the publication of the Chief Scouts' Advance Party Report by The Scout Association in 1969.
- Head gear: Beret, with the Association badge in front, or Campaign Hat.
- Scarf: Of the Group colours worn with a Woggle or a loose knot at the throat.
- Shirt: Scouting 'land based' Green, khaki, Brown, Black colours. Sea Scouts Blue and Air scouts Grey.
- Shorts or trousers: Green, khaki, Brown, Black. colour.
- Shoulder flash worn on the left shoulder of shirt displays Scouter Rank, Patrol name, Squire or Rover Scout.
- Belt: Leather, Official pattern.
- Socks: plain colour, worn turned down below the knee with garter tabs if wearing shorts.
- Boots or shoes: Brown or black.
- Shoulder badge: Indicating the Group.
- Badge worn on the right shirt pocket displays the District/Area.
- Badge worn above the right shirt pocket displays the Country.
Provision is also made for Marine Scouts & Air Scouts.
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