Dress Code

The right attire makes a huge difference in your comfort and performance. Our dress code is simple and flexible, with a few key rules to keep the floors clean and everyone safe.

General Guidelines

Wear clean, dry clothes that allow a full range of motion.
No street shoes on the dance floors — always bring a separate pair of indoor shoes.
Avoid heavy perfumes or colognes, especially in partner classes.
Remove sharp jewelry that could scratch or catch on clothing.
Tie back long hair to keep it out of your face during fast movements.

What to Wear by Class Type

Zumba & Fitness

Moisture‑wicking leggings or shorts, tank top or tee, cross‑training sneakers with good lateral support. Bring a towel and water.

Hip‑Hop

Loose, comfortable streetwear — joggers, sweats, oversized tees. Clean sneakers are a must. Express yourself!

Salsa & Bachata

Fitted clothing that shows body lines helps instructors correct your form. For shoes: suede‑soled dance shoes or smooth‑soled dress shoes. No rubber soles that stick. Heels optional.

Merengue & Reggaeton

Flexible, breathable outfits. Sneakers or jazz shoes for reggaeton; smooth soles for merengue. Knee pads optional for floor work.

Kids Classes

Comfortable play clothes — leggings, shorts, tees. Clean sneakers. No dresses or restrictive outfits. Hair tied back.

Footwear Policy

Indoor shoes must be clean and free of debris. We recommend keeping a dedicated pair of dance sneakers or dance shoes in your bag.
For Latin dance classes, shoes with a smooth sole (leather or suede) allow proper pivoting and protect your knees. Rubber soles can grip too much and cause injury.
Bare feet or socks are not permitted except in designated yoga/stretch classes.

Hygiene & Freshness

Close‑contact partner dancing is more enjoyable when everyone is fresh. Please arrive showered and consider bringing a change of clothes for after class. Deodorant is appreciated, but go easy on body sprays.