New RAD-approved uniforms from Freed of London

Freed of London has launched an environmentally-friendly new RAD uniform range for all exam grades from Pre-primary to Vocational.

All designs have been carefully considered, with importance placed on maintaining classical style but mixing this with a more modern aesthetic. The range offers three colour pathways (lilacs, pinks and blues), including a mix of softer muted pastel tones with an appealing choice of colours across the collection, starting with the palest colours for the younger students, through to a deep, richer colour palette for the senior vocational students, making a clear distinction as they progress through the grades.

The base fabric of the new leotards is a sustainable technological fabric made of ECONYL which is a regenerated Nylon. It is infinitely recyclable, can be regenerated continuously and is made from waste materials. This extends to the packaging materials which are 100% recyclable and sourced from UK suppliers to reduce the carbon footprint. The printing on the tags also uses vegetable-based inks and is alcohol-free, avoiding the use of solvents.

Alongside its recyclable features, the range is versatile, hyper-resistant, elegant, soft and breathable with a mix of muscular compression and comfort, making it perfect for dancewear.

The new Bi-elastic Mesh fabric is revolutionary, with a brand-new internal structure. It is lightweight and comfortable, working with the body, with no restrictions, allowing the dancer to flow flawlessly. The lining fabric is a nylon-based moisture-wicking fabric, ensuring that the dancer is always comfortable and cool. Its soft texture feels pleasant against the skin, while still allowing the skin to breathe.

Find out more and order from the RAD shop.