What is the style of Japanese school uniforms

Summary: Japanese school uniforms are becoming more fashionable as they are designed to take in the elements of fashion. For example, the girls' winter school uniform will be matched with a uniform sweater or jacket, and the lower body, regardless of winter and summer, are short skirts above the knee. Japanese girls' school uniforms have become one of the most beautiful sights in Japan. It brings out the youthfulness and vigor of girls at this age. So, why is the Japanese girls school uniform so short? In fact, the original length of the Japanese school uniform skirt is not short, just the island girls prefer to make it artificially short. Here is a detailed understanding of the knowledge of the Japanese school uniform! First, the Japanese school uniform is what style

Japanese school uniforms are usually divided into two kinds of summer and winter clothes, and some schools also stipulate the autumn clothes, jackets, and backpack style. School uniforms are usually designed and produced by specialized manufacturers commissioned by the school authorities, and because the uniforms remain unchanged for many years once they are finalized, the partnership between the school authorities and the manufacturers is also more solid.

A set of school uniforms usually costs about 40,000 yen (about 3,000 yuan), so school uniforms are one of the most important sources of income for clothing manufacturers. The basic style of Japanese school uniforms is a sailor suit and short skirt with long socks for girls, while boys' uniforms are similar to Zhongshan suits.

85% of school uniforms are in dark blue color. The basic purpose of a school uniform is to reflect the school's ethos and regional characteristics, as well as to be worn by students and not be overly influenced by fashion. The dark blue color is similar to Japanese skin color and is easy to match. It is a stable and calm color that gives a clean and healthy feeling when worn.

Japanese high schools update their uniforms every 10 years. Tokyo's Katsushika High School began designing a new uniform three years ago, with several designs pooled together and tried on by students, who voted on the final uniform style.

Tochigi High School commissioned a designer from one of Japan's most exclusive department stores to create a uniform for them, taking into account student complaints about the uniform's old style and lack of variety. The school said students would feel a strong sense of school pride wearing the uniforms and would be more self-disciplined in general

Sakushin High School held a uniform design contest, with students designing their own uniforms, modeling them themselves and inviting celebrity Ryoko Hiroma to be a judge. The students were highly motivated and participated in the contest, and the news media also caught wind of the contest, making the school famous. The final selection of the best summer and best winter clothes will be officially put into use this year.

While it is common to see young people on the streets of Japan dressed strangely and with their hair dyed in colorful ways, school rules are still very strict in most Japanese schools, where students, especially girls, are required to wear skirts of different lengths, hair and shoes, and those who don't follow the rules will be subject to disciplinary action.

There are many students who deliberately skip school because they do not want to be bound by such school rules. Some parents feel that requiring students to wear uniforms restricts their "human rights" and demand that they be allowed to wear the clothes of their choice. That's why there are now more schools in Japan that don't require standardized uniforms.

But the general rule is that clothing should be appropriate to the student's status at school, and that students should not wear overly bright, expensive, or revealing clothing, and should not wear high heels; that they must wear the prescribed uniform and sneakers for physical education classes; and that they must wear a school badge.

Second, why are Japanese girls' school uniforms so short?

Early Japanese uniforms were generally simple Japanese pants and skirts, a literate and scholarly look. It wasn't until 1921 that Elizabeth Lee, dean of Fukuoka Women's College University, began to spread the sailor suit in large numbers throughout Japan. The sailor uniform was modeled after the uniform of the British Royal Navy at the time.

And from that time on, the sailor uniform was the main school uniform for Japanese girls.

More than 83% of Japanese people believe that a girls' school uniform skirt length of 0-15 centimeters above the knee is the most appropriate, fashionable and good-looking. Therefore nowadays, the length of Japanese girls' school uniforms is usually above the knee.

In fact, originally the length of the Japanese school uniform skirt is not short, are set to the knee, a very conservative length, just the island girls prefer to make it artificially short.

White shirt, flowing pleated skirt, youthful and innocent smile, can always make people want to go to the youth when the good.

Japanese school uniforms for girls, but also become a bright landscape in Japan. The girls at this age should have the youth, vigor are displayed.