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Whats your school/work uniform?

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At mine we wear black Blazer's with ' De Wearenne academy ' Embroided on blue and black with black trousers and ties.

Whats yours?
 
In sixth form we get to wear whatever we want so I'll say what I used to have to wear from year 7 to 11.

A navy jumper with the school logo and name.
A blue, yellow and white tie.
Plain white shirt.
Grey or black trousers.

Primary school was the best though, instead of a jumper you could wear a school fleece instead. I loved that fleece :)
 
No spaghetti straps
Shirts cannot expose your back or show off your cleavage
Skirts can be no shorter than one inch from the center of your kneecap
No hats or sunglasses
Any logos referencing drugs (unless anti-drugs) sex and other similar things are not allowed
Pants must be around hips or waist
No chains
Shorts, like skirts, also must be one inch from the center of the kneecap or longer
... I think that's about it, there's probably more....
 
All of our clothe's have embroiled logos.
 
My school has no uniforms. I don't think hardly any school in the Netherlands has.

I believe girls can't wear miniskirts or wear things that shiw a bare belly though, but I don't know all the details.
 
Embroidered polo-shirt with the initials and logo of the school I attend, along with a grey jumper also with the logo and initials of my school. We can wear trousers, or skirts, and out shoes must be plain black (not boots, or canvas)

No shorts, hoodies, cardigans, boots, canvas, trainers, scarves (however I break that rule), black nail-polish, silly hats, shoes that are not black, coats with offensive slang (I think), ect ect ect.

Miniskirts, and Leggings are allowed, as well as tights and plimsolls.

In year seven to ten, you have to wear maroon-colored jumpers, but the year elevens (me) get to vote on what color jumper they wanted. We were going to have black this year, but then the stupid chavs of the year did a re-vote and forced some people to vote for grey jumpers... so we have disgusting grey jumpers.

As said, we're not allowed to wear scarves, however I've become an exception to that rule and wear my scarf (<3) in class in late Autumn, Winter, and early Spring.
 
shirts must be white, black, forest green, or blinding orange polos or t-shirts purchased from the school and must be tucked in at all times, pants must be black, navy, or khakis (no jeans or jean imitations!!!1!)...that's pretty much it. my dress code is lame as hell, but at least i don't have to spend a lot of time choosing what to wear in the mornings, haha.
 
At school- No uniform. =D
At work- They never told what I couldn't wear. I just wear something decent (Jeans, shirt or sweatshirt). I always wear tennis shoes as well.
 
School - Polo/Golf shirt in solid white/black/grey/navy blue/teal, can wear school t-shirt on Fridays, pants in solid blue/black/khaki, no jeans except on certain days, cargo pants allowed. Shirts must be buttoned and pants must be at the waist and girls can't show cleavage or their midriff.
 
No uniform, but there is a dress code (which I don't know)

But my unofficial uniform are jeans and a t-shirt
 
Well I'm in college and they don't care what you wear, as long as you don't show up to school ass naked.


At my old high school there wasn't much. We couldn't wear hats (although most teachers didn't care and let you do it), extremely slutty clothing or any offensive material on shirt (although the confederate flag is acceptable). Other than that they really didn't care, they weren't strict at all when it came to dress code.

At work I can't wear jeans. I have to wear nice dressy pants or khakis and I have to wear a nice classy blouse. They don't care about my nose piercing, but my septum piercing (which is the bullring piercing for those illiterate when it comes to piercings) has to be flipped up. I can't wear my docs (combat boots) either. I have to wear either heels or baby doll shoes. They don't really care that my hair is dyed half purple though, which is strange but I'm not complaining.
 
In school, we wear uniforms. It consists of:

-A collared shirt with the school's initials in the left side (black, white, green or yellow; I usually wear black or green)
-Khaki/black pants or shorts (skirts for the girls) (I wear shorts)

In PE class, we wear a different white/green shirt and black shorts
 
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Our P.E kit is a navy blue short, short sleeved and black tracksuits with orange and blue soccer socks.
 
Mijzelffan said:
My school has no uniforms. I don't think hardly any school in the Netherlands has.

I believe girls can't wear miniskirts or wear things that shiw a bare belly though, but I don't know all the details.
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Indeed, in the Netherlands we don't have school uniforms, which is a shame really, because

1) I love school uniforms, they look so cool/cute sometimes!xD
2) Maybe it would stop the bullying around clothing (girls do criticise you on your clothes a lot, it's really annoying¬¬).
3) I wouldn't have to think of what to wear all the time!:D
 
Well I finished high school last year, so I'm in uni(or college as some of you will probably say), but last year I had to wear a grey skirt(not super long like some schools, I took mine up just above the knees), white shirt(yrs 11, 12 and 13) and a black jersey and any kind of shoes as long as they were black and leather(I wore the ballet flats and Chuck Taylors(canvas though but teachers didn't notice)), and a tie. Year 13's had a special kind of tie. And year 9's and 10's had to wear polo shirts(no tie)
 
Maze said:
Indeed, in the Netherlands we don't have school uniforms, which is a shame really, because

1) I love school uniforms, they look so cool/cute sometimes!xD
2) Maybe it would stop the bullying around clothing (girls do criticise you on your clothes a lot, it's really annoying¬¬).
3) I wouldn't have to think of what to wear all the time!:D
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I heard that Bullying about clothes happens the most on vmbo schools, which seems like the truth to me, as I never heard of/have seen anyone getting bullied because of their clothes at my school.
 
Universities don't have uniforms, but my old school was Brown/Whiteish.
 
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