This year, to avoid confusion and to help get costumes ordered quickly, we are asking you to select a costume size for your skater from each of our major costume suppliers.

1. Measure your skater according to these instructions and example. Or, watch the "How to Measure" video:
“How to Measure” video
“How to Measure” video
2. Enter the measurements below.
3. For each of the companies listed below, our genie suggests a size for each measurement you enter. (Example: 29 inch waist results in a Medium Child). If a measurement matches a child and an adult size, both sizes are shown.
4. Based on the suggested sizes, please select your preferred size for Weissmand and Revolution. You may pick whatever size you feel most comfortable with, noting the sizing suggestions and how your skater typically fits into sizes. Note: Girth is the most important measurement and most accurately indicates the correct size to order. Also please use your judgement if you expect additional growth in your skater between now and the show which is in April.

By submitting the online registration I agree to participate in the Ice Show and I agree to the following:

1. Skaters must agree to participate in all show numbers, for all performances in which they are cast, even though they don't know which numbers those will be at the time of registration.
2. Skaters may not miss more than one rehearsal per number during the show session, and must be present for ALL show week rehearsals. See our Rehearsal Attendance Policy for details.
3. Skaters are responsible for their own measurements and understand that they are responsible for any size alterations that are needed.
4. Costumes cannot be returned or exchanged for different sizes. PLEASE MEASURE CAREFULLY!
5. Costumes may not be altered before pictures without approval from the costume committee.
6. Costumes must be worn as directed by the costume committee and show director—NO EXCEPTIONS.
7. Skaters who are cast as soloists in the show must have their costume approved no later than December 31, .
   Soloists who do not have their costume for picture day will not be pictured in the show program and the picture will not be posted at the rink. Please plan accordingly.
8. Skaters may not wear their costumes prior to show performances, except at the request or approval of the costume committee and/or show director. Costumes must also be covered if worn by skaters in the audience during show performances or any show rehearsals.
9. The Rochester Figure Skating Club does not control photos that are taken by outside media sources. By registering for the show, I acknowledge that photos may be taken by members of the media during practices and show week performances.
10. Group photos taken on show picture day in March will be publicized in our show program and displayed in the RFSC communication showcases downstairs at the rink.
11. Skaters and parents must respect all fellow skaters, volunteers and directors of the ice show. Many hours are spent preparing for an outstanding show that is fun for skaters as well as pleasing to the audience. Please be considerate of others to make it a positive experience for all involved.