Dallaswear Uniforms

Fully rhinestoned. Fiercely unstoppable. Officially collectible.
Our first-ever Dallaswear Girl doll just dropped — and she’s setting the audition floor ON FIRE. Shop her sparkle. Own your season✨

Are you fur real?! This 2025 audition season we are introducing our new ‘Furrocious & Fierce’ line—because sometimes your auditionwear needs a little more grrr…🦁 Pre-order now for maximum fluff factor (and watch out for lint rollers)!

✨FIT MODELS WANTED! ✨

We’re on the hunt for some fabulous folks to become a fit model for Dallaswear and rock the latest styles while helping us perfect the fit of our performance-ready uniforms! 🌟
With this opportunity, you’ll be able to help us bring some new and exclusive uniforms to life and feel like a total superstar in every piece!

If interested shoot us an email at [email protected] or tag your bestie who’s got what it takes to join the Dallaswear squad! Let’s make some magic together! 💪👯‍♀️

This International Women’s Day, we’re celebrating confidence, strength, and the power of bold women everywhere.✨

Your power color is the one that makes you feel unstoppable. Which one speaks to YOU? Drop your power color in the comments! 💖💙💚💜❤️

Shining a spotlight on the incredible women of Dallaswear! With 80% of our workforce made up of amazing women, we celebrate their talent, dedication, and strength every day🩷

     

Join us in celebrating the inspiring voices of our Dallaswear team as they share what Black History Month means to them🤎

First African American to Become a Principal Dancer in the New York City Ballet: Arthur Mitchell

Redefining ballet and making history, Arthur Mitchell shattered barriers in the world of classical ballet, becoming the first Black principal dancer in the New York City Ballet. A true trailblazer, he captivated audiences in some of George Balanchine’s most legendary works, including Agon and A Midsummer Night’s Dream. Beyond his groundbreaking career, Mitchell was a visionary and activist who believed ballet was for everyone. He went on to found the Dance Theatre of Harlem, creating opportunities for future generations of Black dancers. His legacy continues to inspire artists around the world.

Paving the way in style and gold boots, the Alcorn State University Golden Girls made history as the first-ever HBCU majorette dance team, setting the stage for the iconic style we know today. Debuting at the 1968 Orange Blossom Classic, they brought elegance, precision, and unmatched energy to the field, forever changing the game. Affectionately called “the mothers” by fans and fellow dance lines, their signature gold boots have become a symbol of legacy, grace, and HBCU excellence. The Golden Girls continue to inspire and influence generations of majorette dancers across the country. 💛

Revolutionizing dance and making history, Katherine Dunham was a force in the world of dance—choreographer, activist, and innovator. In 1931, she founded Ballet N***e, the first Black ballet company in the U.S., and later became the first Black choreographer at the Metropolitan Opera. A pioneer in folk and ethnic dance, she introduced African and Caribbean influences to American choreography, shaping modern dance as we know it today. Beyond the stage, Dunham was a fierce activist, using her voice to protest segregation and advocate for Haitian refugees. Her groundbreaking work earned her the Presidential Medal of Arts and the NAACP’s Lifetime Achievement Award, cementing her legacy as one of the most influential figures in dance history.

As we celebrate Black History, one notable pioneer that stands out is Mary Smith, who made history as the first black woman to join an NFL cheerleading squad. Hailing from Dallas, Texas, Mary Smith broke barriers in 1970 when she became a member of the renowned Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders. Her groundbreaking achievement not only showcased her talent and passion for dance but also inspired generations of aspiring cheerleaders. Mary Smith's legacy continues to inspire and uplift individuals as she remains a symbol of strength, perseverance, and excellence in the world of cheerleading and beyond.