Britain lies between 50 degrees and 60 degrees north latitude.

This mild climate allows girls to wear skirts in the four seasons without feeling chilly. Therefore, the uniform of British students has always had gender differences between men's trousers and skirts.

The style is classic, simple and generous. During school days, students are required to wear orthodox western style uniforms. Boys are orthodox suits, regular leather shoes and neckties. Girls are also unified western orthodox clothing, regular leather shoes and wear neckwear.

This classic style of school uniform, as well as rigorous and meticulous dress matching, imperceptibly affects the temperament and aesthetic of British students.

Elegant and restrained British school uniform

Elegant and restrained

In addition, many schools also require students to use uniform schoolbags and sun visor. At the same time, students are equipped with sports uniforms, but only in sports and physical education classes.

British uniforms also attach great importance to the details and symbols that can reflect their status. As a form of school culture, students' hat decorations have become the symbols and symbols of identity and status. To a certain extent, cap decoration has become an important part of a school's overall image.

Badges and ties are essential elements in British traditional student uniforms.

The badge is divided into two sizes: a pocket on the front of the coat, and a smaller one in the middle of the hat.