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Broadcaster and Girlguiding ambassador Angellica Bell highlighted the versatility of the new clothing line for members and adult leaders.
"It gives girls and volunteers the freedom to style it the way that suits them," she said.
Bell praised the detailed planning behind the design elements and inclusive approach. "The range is filled with playful, bold colours and practical designs, including secret pockets.
It’s clear to see just how much thought has gone into the co-creation of this inclusive, eco-friendly collection," she said.
The ambassador added that the flexibility encourages personal identity within the group. "The new uniform empowers girls and volunteers to embrace their individuality," Bell said.
Girlguiding was formed 116 years ago with an original uniform consisting of a blue skirt, stockings, jumper, and neckerchief.
There have been nine redesigns over its history.
The prior update occurred in 2000 by designer brand Ally Capellino, which required formal blouses with skirts or trousers alongside polo shirts and hoodies.
Existing members are not required to purchase the new range immediately and may wear current uniforms until replacement is needed.
The charity is hosting free summer workshops where old uniforms can be upcycled into new accessories.
Girlguiding serves approximately 300,000 members aged four to 18 along with 80,000 volunteers.
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The policy update comes amid varied responses from volunteers regarding organizational rules, including policy debates surrounding transgender adult volunteers in women-only roles, though the charity noted it does not collect gender identity data on its members.
