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Basic Uniform Regulations
| Headress: |
Free of fluff/other material. Excess material to be pulled over the right ear. |
| Hair: |
Males: should be neat and well trimmed. |
| Females: should be secured back neatly into a bun with net, bands and grips. |
| Jumper: |
Shoulder/elbow pads ironed flat. Fabric to be free of fluff and shaven if necessary. |
| Shirt: |
Creases to be ironed in on sleeves from centre of epaulette to the cuff. |
| Pockets should not be deformed in anyway. |
| Sleeves to be rolled neatly when on shorts sleeve order. |
| Brassard: |
Worn on the right arm with badges correctly positioned and fastened securely. |
| When worn on short sleeve order brassard should NOT be tucked into sleeve. |
| Skirt: |
To be of mid-knee length and ironed flat. To be worn with 15 denier barely black tights. |
| Trousers: |
To be worn with creases pressed in front and back extending full length of each leg. |
| To be worn with RAF blue-grey belt with polished buckle or with RAF Stable Belt. |
| Shoes: |
Black shoes should be highly polished. Laces to be straight across shoe. |
| Make Up: |
Discreet, if any. Nail polish, if worn, should be of neutral colours. |
| Jewellery: |
Only RAFBF, RAFA, RAFA Youth and Help for Heroes wristbands may be worn - these MAY NOT be permitted on formal parade or inspections. Only females may wear a single pair of plain studs when in uniform. All other piercings are forbidden and must be removed when in uniform. |
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