Girlguiding is rolling out its first major uniform redesign since 1990, introducing a new top range and changing how members wear the uniform. Under the updated rules, members are required to wear a top from the new range, but they are able to pair it with their own trousers or other clothing instead of using a single, fixed uniform bottom. Multiple outlets describe the move as the first significant update to Girlguiding’s uniform in about 36 years. The changes are designed to give members more flexibility in what they wear while keeping the top as the identifying uniform item. The guidance therefore shifts the uniform concept from a fully standardized outfit to a partially standardized approach, with the top serving as the main common element across the organisation. The reporting indicates that the new system applies to members generally, rather than being limited to a specific section or age group, and that the initiative centers on allowing personal choice in pairing items with the uniform top.