The color of bachelor's clothing

The colors of bachelor's uniforms are divided into: science gray, literature pink, engineering yellow, medical white, agricultural green and military science red.

Bachelor's uniform is the dress worn by bachelor's degree winners at the degree awarding ceremony, and it is one of the visible signs of their degrees. It is developed from the national standard version of the hat robe. * * * There are six categories, which are distinguished by six different lace colors. Each bachelor's costume consists of four parts: bachelor's hat, tassel, bachelor's robe and hanging cloth.

Development history

In medieval Europe, men and women in towns wore robes. Cold halls and drafty buildings force people to wear robes that reach the floor and are connected to hoods (hoods, also called vests). The raw materials and colors of these robes and headscarves are determined by everyone's wealth and social status.

Because scholars in early universities were missionaries, their clothes should be consistent with their status in monasteries, wearing khaki robes and headscarves to protect their heads. As a result, this monk's black robe and headscarf has evolved into a popular bachelor's costume in universities today, which should be worn not only at school graduation ceremonies, but also at other major celebrations.

In the United States, Harvard University took the lead in putting on the bachelor's uniform, and then universities used it one after another, but the style was different from that still used in Europe, and there were differences among schools. 1895, representatives of all schools met and established a unified clothing style. 1903 produced the uniform standard system of American undergraduate uniforms, and revised it twice in 1936 and 1960.