Full Uniform
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Full Uniform
A neat, full uniform is important to all Guides. It strengthens the unit spirit and unity. It also shows that we are having the same Promise, the same goal and are willing to follow the same Guiding Law . We should be proud of ourselves when we are wearing the uniform, and should bear in mind that we are members of the HKGGA. So, we should be more self-discipline when we are wearing the uniform as we are representing all the Girl Guides. Besides, one cannot wear the uniform before her enrollment.
- Shoulder Badge
- Promise Badge (Enrollment Pin)
- Sourvenir Badge
- Scarf
- Long Sleeves Blouse (Green for Ranger; White for Sea Ranger; Blue for Air Ranger)
- Navy Blue Skirt
- Neutral Color Stockings/White Knee-length Socks*
- Black Leather Shoes
- Navy Blue Hat with Hat Badge
- Shoulder Tab
- Progress Award/Boating/Camping Qualification Bar
- Name Tape
- Guide Fly Up Wing
- World Badge
- The Hong Kong Award for Young People
- Ranger Stars
- Ranger Bauhinia Badge
- Woggle
- Lanyard
- Whistle/Pipe
Please note that the following items depend on the qualification the Ranger has attained:
3) Souvenir Badges
11) Qualification Bars
13) Guide Fly Up Wings
15, 16, 17) The Hong Kong Award for Young People, Ranger Star, Ranger Bauhinia Badge
Rangers may wear navy blue coat and outerwear or school blazer/cardigan when necessary.
*Each Ranger Unit may decide for the whole Unit to wear either stockings of neutral colour or white knee-length socks.
Note: Blouses and Skirts are only available at HKGGA appointed tailor
Shoulder Badge
Shoulder Badge (Item 1) is worn on the right sleeve of the Ranger uniform. Girl Guides, Air and Sea Rangers have blue shoulder badges; Rangers and Guiders have green; Brownies have brown.
Promise Badge (Enrollment Pin)
Promise Badge (Item 2) is worn at the knot of the scarf. It is also called Enrollment Pin because all the recruits will receive this pin from the commissioner when they enroll. It shows the logo of the Hong Kong Girl Guides Association.
Name Tab
Name Tab (Item 12) should be on the left sleeve of the Ranger Uniform, showing the unit she belongs to.
World Badge
The World Badge (Item 14) is a recognition for Girl Guides and Girl Scouts worldwide. It is placed on the blouse, to the far left of the Promise Badge.
Qualification Bars
Qualification Bars (Item 11) will be awarded to those Rangers who have fulfilled the requirements of the qualification such as Camping and Boating. Each qualification has a specific colour or pattern. They are worn on the left shoulder.
Guide Fly Up Wings
If a Guide bridges from Girl Guide to Ranger, she should have a Fly Up Wings (Item 13) on the left sleeve, right below the Name Tape.
Shoulder Tab
Shoulder Tab (Item 10) comes with a pair and is worn on the shoulders. Progress Award and Qualification Bars are all placed on the Shoulder Tab.
Progress Award
Rangers who have completed the specific requirements for each level (Silver/Gold) will be awarded this badge. It has a trefoil in the middle and eight arrows around it, indicating the "Eight-Points". It comes with a pair and is placed on the should tab.
Ranger Star
Ranger Star (Item 16) is placed next to The Hong Kong Award for Young People. It has a Roman numeral (I, II or III) or a trefoil at the center showing the number of interest certificates the Ranger has attained. The maximum number of certificates shown is four.
The Hong Kong Award for Young People
A Ranger can also wear the Bronze/Silver/Gold Award (Item 15) she attained in the Hong Kong Award for Young People scheme (former The Duke of Edingburgh's Award). It should be placed near the World Badge.
Ranger Bauhinia Badge
Ranger Bauhinia Badge (Item 17) is the highest award in Ranger. It should be placed near the Ranger Star.
Other Souvenir Badges
Other Souvenir Badges (Item 3) may be worn by permission and they should be placed to the right side of the Promise Badge.
Uniform Revised
Ranger Uniform is revised in Dec 2005:
Full Uniform in 15th West Kowloon Ranger Guide Service Unit
15th West Kowloon Ranger Guide Service Unit has decided to wear white knee-length socks for all the events.
High-heel shoes and personal ornaments are not allowed. Long hair should be tied up and the hair-pins should be in black, blue, white, or green.
A Ranger may be asked to take off her personal ornaments or change the uniform if the requirements are not met.












