Best school uniform?
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jtoh:
Its the same as Fairfield's uniform. I kinda like the colour combination of FairfieldHappy Mama:
MGS and Fairfield Methodist uniform is super comfy. Pleated skirts with baggy blouse tucked out. Love it. Only thing is, it is compulsory to wear camisoles underneath the blouse and it can be a little warm on hot days.
MGS uniform is a sleeveless dress with a top over it, not a skirt and blouse. But it is nice looking. -
yes, i like mgs uniform.
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Happy Mama:
really,whats so disgusting about that?its still formal school attire,not like its exposing any part of the body which shouldnt be exposed.havnt any of u seen the casual attire of many young females in campus and in shopping centres,now thats plain gross.ChiefKiasu:
Actually, I think it is unforgivable for schools to make their secondary boys wear shorts all the way to sec 4. It's just plain obscene.
Agree! Utterly disgusting! Upper Sec boys should be wearing long pants! -
Nowadays, shorts are not that 'short' for boys lah..so it is not that obscene. In fact , they are more like 'culottes' - knee length and slightly baggy...kinda cool looking and very practicable for Singapore's weather.
Think my son wouldn't mind wearing that all the way to year 6.
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csc:
During my days when we were in JC (during the 1st 3 mths prior to getting O-level results) when we attended JC in our Sec school uniforms, it was really odd to see those guys walking in and out of lecture theatres in shorts....Nowadays, shorts are not that 'short' for boys lah..so it is not that obscene. In fact , they are more like 'culottes' - knee length and slightly baggy...kinda cool looking and very practicable for Singapore's weather.
Think my son wouldn't mind wearing that all the way to year 6.
Some guys with exceptional hairy legs, while some guys totally fair, smooth and hairless! :yikes: -
Happy Mama:
Yes, at least to me back then. :oops: grey with silver buttons... Military style... Gives a sense of awe. :love:[/quote]Until you've got to handle those silver buttons during washing and ironing that is.JonC:
[quote=\"Happy Mama\"]I thought ACJC and NJC had one of the coolest college uniform back then. :love:
The grey grey one cool? -
I like my kid’s school (Hong wen school) uniform - cream/yellow top with a chinese knot (sap school mah) and brown shorts. Best of all, the material is dri-weave…nonid iron!! Hurrah!
Plus, it’s for both PE and normal lesson days- so nonid to fear if wear wrong clothes. Double Hurrah!! -
hquek:
Cannot imagine the uniform... must go google for it.I like my kid's school (Hong wen school) uniform - cream/yellow top with a chinese knot (sap school mah) and brown shorts. Best of all, the material is dri-weave....nonid iron!! Hurrah!
Plus, it's for both PE and normal lesson days- so nonid to fear if wear wrong clothes. Double Hurrah!!
I dislike DD's uniform cos it's all white. Dirties easily and not too convenient when these girls reach puberty. -
Happy Mama:
oops... i didn't observe that...cos my son's legs very tone, no hair (but got lots of 5 cent and 10 cents) and nicely coloured leh...he's a runner..u see
During my days when we were in JC (during the 1st 3 mths prior to getting O-level results) when we attended JC in our Sec school uniforms, it was really odd to see those guys walking in and out of lecture theatres in shorts....csc:
Nowadays, shorts are not that 'short' for boys lah..so it is not that obscene. In fact , they are more like 'culottes' - knee length and slightly baggy...kinda cool looking and very practicable for Singapore's weather.
Think my son wouldn't mind wearing that all the way to year 6.
Some guys with exceptional hairy legs, while some guys totally fair, smooth and hairless! :yikes:
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csc:
oops... i didn't observe that...cos my son's legs very tone, no hair (but got lots of 5 cent and 10 cents) and nicely coloured leh...he's a runner..u see
During my days when we were in JC (during the 1st 3 mths prior to getting O-level results) when we attended JC in our Sec school uniforms, it was really odd to see those guys walking in and out of lecture theatres in shorts....Happy Mama:
[quote=\"csc\"]Nowadays, shorts are not that 'short' for boys lah..so it is not that obscene. In fact , they are more like 'culottes' - knee length and slightly baggy...kinda cool looking and very practicable for Singapore's weather.
Think my son wouldn't mind wearing that all the way to year 6.
Some guys with exceptional hairy legs, while some guys totally fair, smooth and hairless! :yikes:[/quote]Nice legs can flaunt lah... but with legs like those I described... erm... I think better to cover. :censored:
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