Friday, September 25, 2015

Saturday Styles


As we fall deeper into the colder months, we start to dread getting out of our warm, cozy beds on Saturday mornings. Fear not! Dancers Warehouse has put together a style guide to keep you warm and cozy on your way to those early morning classes! From Gaynor Minden to Sugar and Bruno, we offer several styles of sweaters, sweatpants, booties and more to keep your bodies and muscles warm before you jump on the bar.  



Available in 5 different colors and available in 4 sizes

Available in 3 different sizes. Also available in leggings with a variety of patterns.

Available in 6 different sizes.  

Available in 5 different colors. One size fits all!

Available in 10 different colors and 4 different sizes.

Available in 4 different colors.


 
 

Monday, August 24, 2015





Over the past year the intensity of the dance world has increased and expectations continue to rise high. Dancers of all ages are experimenting with new and different ways to move their bodies to stay fresh and flexible. Our biggest concern as teachers, as well as parents, is making sure our dancers are stretching the correct way. The last thing a parent wants to hear is that their kid needs a hip replacement when they are 15! Dancers Warehouse carries a variety of dance technology from Chacott that can help a dancer grow and stay healthy.

 

The first one is the Training Sandal, available high and low for $40. We recommend the low sandal for beginners and the high for advanced dancers. This sandal naturally helps to straighten your back and strengthens your lower muscles. This training helps you hold your pelvis in the correct position and provides effective training to hold a beautiful dancer posture. 



The next one is the Balance Block. The Mingu Balance Block comes in one size and is available for $21.50. By following the example below, a dancer can work on their core, center, and balance. 



Have you had a great success story using either piece of equipment, let us know! We would love to share your story on our facebook!

Wednesday, August 5, 2015



With Summertime winding down, it's time to start preparing for back to school, and you know what that means: Back to Dance! This is the time of the year where Fall registration opens up and dancers are getting their classes all lined up. We love seeing all the first timers try on their first pair of ballet slippers and pick out their leotards! Their excitement to start learning and dancing is why we love what we do!
 

One of the most popular questions we receive is 'what do they need?'. Before coming into the store or shopping online, it is important that you check with your studio for dress code. No matter the age, a dress code is an important part of the dance industry. The standard for ballet classes is pink tights with a black leotard (this can vary from studio to studio). Form-fitting dance wear is also a popular requirement for jazz, modern, or lyrical classes.
 

By wearing the proper dance attire, teachers are able to visually see and help correct a dancers alignment and positioning. Dance teachers are very hands on to fix any corrections to help further the dancers interests and of course, for the safety of our dancers. Baggy clothing can be an easy distraction and could cause someone to get hurt. The simple black leo and pink tight also helps our dancers feel like dancers. They are 'dressing the part' which can make them feel more confident before walking into the studio. There is nothing more beautiful than a dancer with their head held high!
 

Here are some of our picks that would fit into your dress code!

1. GAYNOR MINDEN CAP SLEEVE LEO

2. AINSLIEWEAR CAP SLEEVE KARA LACE 

3. BLOCH USA 3/4 SLEEVE V FRONT LEOTARD

Friday, February 13, 2015

Tuesday, January 6, 2015

These Are a Few of Our Favorite Things: How We Stay Warm Edition

Hi There!

Not sure where everyone is from but we are located in Rhode Island and boy, is it cold out. Temperatures are supposed to drop even more later on this week so we though we would share our winter favorites with you. These items are perfect for when you have to leave your heated blanket and go brave the cold with a travel mug full of tea in hand!




From Left to Right:
Gaynor Minden "Wool Tights" also known as "Sweater Tights"
These are amazing! They come in black, charcoal, and navy. They are a perfect layer over your tights that still allow you to see your lines while in the studio. Or if you are like us you pair them with your favorite sweater dress to stay cozy and comfy.


Bloch "Warm Up Booties"
Comfy, warm booties that feel like you are walking on clouds and warming your feet by the fireplace. Who could want more than that?! Hands down these were our best seller this holiday season and if you want to learn a little more about them read our last post here.

Sugar & Bruno "Terry Ninja Sweatpant"
You will be the warmest and most stylish ninja in these pants. They are available in grey and burgundy. We live in these - hanging around the house, teaching, and in dance class. They have a nice high waist so all of your parts stay warm and covered.


From Left to Right:
Body Wrappers "48 inch Legwarmers"
Available in black, burgundy, and pink these are sure to keep your whole leg warm... and at a great price too!

Mirella "Body Warmer"
Knit overalls or basically a leg warmer for your entire body! Thin enough so you can still move around and not feel like you are in a snow suit.

Capezio V-Waist Short
The Tiger Short is perfect for the minimalist. We are currently loving the geometric purple and geometric pink.

As an added bonus we have a knitwear sale going on January 6 through January 10. Use coupon code COZY4DAYS at checkout to receive 15% off all knitwear items.


What are your favorite items to stay warm?