Education Outfitters of Colorado
Educational Outfitters of Colorado is a locally owned and operated business located in Littleton, Colorado. They were originally established in the Denver market in 2003 as a retail school uniform supplier for schools in a uniform program.
Orders can be placed online, and you can also visit their local store!
Store Hours:
Monday – Wednesday: 10:00am – 6:00pm
Saturday: 10:00am – 3:00pm
Thursday, Friday and Sunday: Closed
159 W. County Line Road
Littleton, CO 80129
Every Day Uniform
Girls K-8

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Boys K-8

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PE Uniform 4-8

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Mass Uniform
Girls K-3

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Girls 6-8

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Girls 4-5

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Boys K-8

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Dress Code
Shoes & Boots
- Approved shoes for school are dress shoes or tennis shoes. The majority color must be white, navy blue, gray, black or brown. Laces must be of these colors and appropriate length. Shoes must be non-scuffing, non-flashing, and tied snuggly.
- Tennis shoes are to be worn for PE class.
- Snow boots are to be worn only outside for snow or rain. Students without snow boots may not play in the snow during recess. If snow boots are worn to school, a change of shoes must be brought to school for inside wear.
- Fashion boots are NOT allowed.
Hair, Accessories, and Cosmetics
- Hair may not be dyed an unnatural color.
- Boys hair must be neat and trimmed above the shirt collar. It must not be “spiked”, dyed or bleached, have shaved designs, hanging in eyes, or any elaborate or outlandish hairstyles, as determined by the administration.
- Girls hair must be clean, brushed, worn off the face and out of the eyes.
- Hair accessories should be for function, not fashion. Simple small bows, headbands and barrettes (in navy blue, white or school plaid) are acceptable.
- Large bows, flowers of any size, or tinsel/glitter are fashion accessories and are not allowed.
- Acceptable jewelry is a simple watch (no smart watches), a single thin-chained religious necklace (worn under the shirt), and non-dangling earrings (for girls only)
- Girls may also wear one small bracelet and one ring. Boys may only have a religious necklace)
- Make-up of any kind, nail polish, false nails, and dangling earrings are NOT permitted.
Outerwear
- Hats, coats, and jackets must be removed in church and the school.
- Students may only wear the uniform cardigan, pull-over sweater, or vest in the church and school. Hoodies and other garments that are not part of the uniform code may NOT be worn inside buildings.
- During the winter, we encourage girls wear leggings or warm tights (navy blue, white, black) under skirts/skorts. Sweatpants, regular pants, jeggings, etc are NOT appropriate under garments for the girls uniform.
Socks
- Approved socks and tights/leggings must be navy blue, white or black.
- Girls may wear white or navy socks, knee-high socks, or tights/leggings. If leggings are worn, they must reach the ankle bone (AKA no capri length)
- Boys crew socks are to be plain white, navy, or black.
- Socks must be visible at all times (AKA no-show socks are NOT allowed)
Belts & Ties
- Students must wear belts (navy blue, brown, or black) when wearing uniform pants or shorts. Shirts are to be tucked in at all times.
- Ties must be worn on Mass Uniform Days. Boys and girls should wear the correct corresponding tie (AKA girls do NOT wear the boys tie and vice versa).
Grooming
- In addition to the uniform policy, students are to be neat and well groomed.
- Clothing must be neat, clean, wrinkle free, and true to color.
- Faded or torn clothing is not to be worn to school.
- Undershirts (if worn) should be white, and the sleeves should not be visible beyond the uniform shirt (AKA no long sleeve undershirts with short sleeve uniform shirts)
- All skirts, skorts, and jumpers are worn withing 2″ from the back of the knee. If shorts are worn under skirts or jumpers, the under shorts should not be visible.
- Students should not draw on themselves, others, shoes, or clothing with pen or marker. They should also refrain from cutting, ripping, or tearing clothing.
Uniform Violations
- When a student is in violation of the uniform or dress code, he or she is asked to remedy the problem.
- Depending on the item that is in violation, students will call home for a change of clothes or the correct uniform piece.
- If the violation becomes an issue of non-compliance, the student will be placed on the Discipline Matrix
More details and information are shared directly with enrolled families in the Parent Student Handbook.

