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The Prep Store & Dress Code

The Prep Store

Visit The Prep Store for your Prep spirit wear, decals and magnets, school supplies and dress code approved attire.

Location
The George, bottom floor

School Year Hours
Monday–Friday 7:30 a.m.–3:30 p.m. (closed for lunch 11:00 am.m–12:00 p.m.)

Summer Hours
Monday–Thursday 7:30 a.m.–2:30 p.m. (close for lunch 12:00–1:00 p.m.). Closed on Fridays.

Online shopping
Note: We do not offer international shipping.

If you have any questions, contact:

Iran Molavi
Director of The Prep Store
prepstore@gprep.org
301-214-1206
301-214-1291


 

Dress Code

School Uniform blog

Students are expected to be well-groomed and neatly dressed in accordance with good taste.

Mandatory school attire consists of:

  • Navy blue blazer (blazers must be worn at all times. As weather permits, the Dean will decide the necessity for blazers. Generally, jackets are required from mid-October to mid-April. Students’ names must be marked clearly in all blazers)
  • Khaki trousers (Dockers or similar slacks)
  • Belt
  • White, light blue, or light yellow solid-colored shirt, always neatly tucked into the pants
  • Tasteful necktie
  • Socks
  • Brown or black hard-soled dress shoes only, including boat shoes, bucks, loafers, dress shoes. The Dean recommends slip-on dress shoes.

Hair is to be kept combed, neat, clean, and at a length and style judged appropriate by the Dean of Students. Faces are to be clean shaven. Students are not to wear: boots (including Timberland boots), canvas or cloth tennis shoes, moccasins, athletic sweatshirts, hooded sweatshirts, apparel associated with a college or professional sports franchise, head phones, earrings, tattoos, hats, or other accessories to the dress code; nor extreme haircut styles.

Read our blog on Brotherhood and Unity • Uniform and Dress Code at Georgetown Prep

Free Dress Days

Prep offers Free Dress Days on many Fridays to show school spirit, to support a charity or to simply relax for a day. These days come at the discretion of the Dean of Students Office.