Dalton V. Stout is officially joining Guard Closet as a Brand Manager, and we’re excited for what that means for directors, instructors, and performers who want work that feels intentional, musical, and actually teachable.
New Missouri location is OPEN — and yes, Jackie built a whole photo setup so your gear looks 🔥 online. If you’ve got flags, costumes, performance tops, floors, or large props sitting in storage, we can help you turn that into money back for your program.
How to Consign Color Guard & Marching Band Gear with Guard Closet
(Get Paid in 4 Steps)
If your program has flags, costumes, performance tops, floors, or large props sitting in storage, you can turn that unused gear into real budget money. Guard Closet helps color guard and marching band programs consign gear quickly and easily—so your group earns back funds and another organization can score quality equipment for less.
Building a strong marching band or color guard program takes more than reps—it takes culture. In this featured workshop clip, Joey Montes (MarchingByMontes) breaks down 10 Culture Anchors to help directors create consistency, clear expectations, and student ownership that lasts beyond one season.
It's the end of the season. You're tired. Your kids are tired. Your staff is tired. Your show flag is probably still somewhere in the back of someone’s car. This guide was built for YOU — the marching-arts humans who gave everything this year and deserve a reset.
Follow Florida educator Juan Brito’s path from Braden River HS to Spirit of Atlanta, Carolina Crown, and The Academy as he inspires the next generation of color-guard performers.
Nicole Younger’s design career includes BOA finalists, WGI medalists, and DCI corps. Explore her work at Round Rock, Tomball, Corbin, Monarch, and The Academy.
