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[i]The best place to shop, if you can, is a local place where you can walk in, look at what they have, & try it on. But there aren't many such places, & what they have for men is usually woefully inadequate. Next best is a catalog, simply because the pictures give more detail than you can get from a Web page. They're also a poor source for male dancewear, but then, there aren't any good sources, anywhere, & the catalogs are generally the best of a bad lot. There are just so many more female students than males; that's where the money is & that's the market to whom they cater.A leotard is a garment that extends from the between the legs to the shoulders. It's supposedly for women, but men do wear them (& it was invented by a man for his own use.) A unitard is a little like a body suit--tights and leotard all in one garment. Very practical, because unlike tights is isn't apt to sag at the crotch. White T-shirts are traditional wear for male dancers in class.Belts? I assume you mean dance belts. They are the male dancer's equivalent of an athletic supporter and they are VERY important. One wears them at any age; they protect the male organs. The belts with a thong back look better, but full-backed dance belts are made (by Bal-Togs, I believe).Hope this helps.Tom Parsons[/i]

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