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Should primary school kids wear Armani uniforms?

Posted: Fri Feb 09, 2018 9:25 am
by Kiwias
Especially if they cost US$730.00 per child, naturally all to be paid for by the parents.

https://www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/en/news/20180208_39/

Re: Should primary school kids wear Armani uniforms?

Posted: Fri Feb 09, 2018 9:59 am
by backrow
no ways - little kids ruin & outgrow their clothes at warp speed, so as long as they keep them warm enough, they should be as cheap as possible.
for my girls its 5 of everything, tights socks pinafores summer dresses & white polo shirts, think they only have 2 jumpers each. Mostly bought from supermarkets except M&S for the dresses and the tights as apparently they are much better quality and last, and they are only a few quid more.

my wife deals with all of this so I could of course be speaking utter bollocks as I wouldn't recognise a Poundland grey pair of tights from an Armani one. I don't even know if Poundland sell uniforms !

Re: Should primary school kids wear Armani uniforms?

Posted: Fri Feb 09, 2018 2:12 pm
by Kiwias
Kids usually play so much that their clothes get worn, torn, grass stained amazingly quickly. That does not apply to this school as it has an artificial turf ground.

Re: Should primary school kids wear Armani uniforms?

Posted: Fri Feb 09, 2018 2:53 pm
by Nieghorn
At least there's some style ... could be worse. You could be attending a school that hasn't changed uniforms since the Edwardian era.

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... or the Reformation ...

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Re: Should primary school kids wear Armani uniforms?

Posted: Fri Feb 09, 2018 3:11 pm
by Last Line
Nieghorn wrote:At least there's some style ... could be worse. You could be attending a school that hasn't changed uniforms since the Edwardian era.

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... or the Reformation ...

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Joe Launchberry leading Christ's Hospital School? Very dapper

Re: Should primary school kids wear Armani uniforms?

Posted: Fri Feb 09, 2018 4:13 pm
by backrow
yeah was just going to say, that lummox looks like launchberry ! :lol:

Re: Should primary school kids wear Armani uniforms?

Posted: Fri Feb 09, 2018 4:38 pm
by booze
That’s cheap!

My daughter goes to a private school in Clapham, London. 30+ pieces of uniform cost about £900.

Unbelieavable.

You pay for the school and they are still tight - She won a trophy for junior dramatics for 2017. They trophy came with a note saying please engrave in the same font - cheap bastards! Cost

Re: Should primary school kids wear Armani uniforms?

Posted: Fri Feb 09, 2018 5:33 pm
by Silvio Berlusconi
booze wrote:My daughter goes to a private school in Clapham, London. 30+ pieces of uniform cost about £900.
Calm down WR Hearst

Re: Should primary school kids wear Armani uniforms?

Posted: Fri Feb 09, 2018 5:53 pm
by booze
Silvio Berlusconi wrote:
booze wrote:My daughter goes to a private school in Clapham, London. 30+ pieces of uniform cost about £900.
Calm down WR Hearst
Had to look that guy up.

I’m calm. Broke, but calm

Re: Should primary school kids wear Armani uniforms?

Posted: Fri Feb 09, 2018 6:02 pm
by message #2527204
booze wrote:That’s cheap!

My daughter goes to a private school in Clapham, London. 30+ pieces of uniform cost about £900.

Unbelieavable.

You pay for the school and they are still tight - She won a trophy for junior dramatics for 2017. They trophy came with a note saying please engrave in the same font - cheap bastards! Cost
This could have its own thread.... the unbelievable cost of childcare in London?

Re: Should primary school kids wear Armani uniforms?

Posted: Fri Feb 09, 2018 8:45 pm
by booze
message #2527204 wrote:
booze wrote:That’s cheap!

My daughter goes to a private school in Clapham, London. 30+ pieces of uniform cost about £900.

Unbelieavable.

You pay for the school and they are still tight - She won a trophy for junior dramatics for 2017. They trophy came with a note saying please engrave in the same font - cheap bastards! Cost
This could have its own thread.... the unbelievable cost of childcare in London?
The, quite frankly, unbelievable cost of private education in London. I did think of that - it’s a sub thread to child care. The worst part is the amount of time off they have and the inevitable child care costs of the holidays. Easter? It’s a month off? Xmas ? It’s a month off with half term 4 weeks later. Scandalous

Re: Should primary school kids wear Armani uniforms?

Posted: Fri Feb 09, 2018 9:08 pm
by Nieghorn
message #2527204 wrote:
booze wrote:That’s cheap!

My daughter goes to a private school in Clapham, London. 30+ pieces of uniform cost about £900.

Unbelieavable.

You pay for the school and they are still tight - She won a trophy for junior dramatics for 2017. They trophy came with a note saying please engrave in the same font - cheap bastards! Cost
This could have its own thread.... the unbelievable cost of childcare in London?

Ugh ... I had to have a look at my life recently when friends were talking about childcare and mentioned the costs. Monthly fees in their city are more than I make in a month. :uhoh: (Librarians work for pennies in many cases ... )

Re: Should primary school kids wear Armani uniforms?

Posted: Fri Feb 09, 2018 10:37 pm
by odd144
Yes

Re: Should primary school kids wear Armani uniforms?

Posted: Fri Feb 09, 2018 10:38 pm
by Wendigo7
Nieghorn wrote:At least there's some style ... could be worse. You could be attending a school that hasn't changed uniforms since the Edwardian era.

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... or the Reformation ...

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Being led by Joe Launchbury :uhoh:

Re: Should primary school kids wear Armani uniforms?

Posted: Fri Feb 09, 2018 10:46 pm
by bimboman
booze wrote:That’s cheap!

My daughter goes to a private school in Clapham, London. 30+ pieces of uniform cost about £900.

Unbelieavable.

You pay for the school and they are still tight - She won a trophy for junior dramatics for 2017. They trophy came with a note saying please engrave in the same font - cheap bastards! Cost

My eldest is in year 4, youngest year 2 . I've not spent 900 quid in total on there uniforms. George at Asia is your friend here.

Re: Should primary school kids wear Armani uniforms?

Posted: Fri Feb 09, 2018 10:50 pm
by backrow
Wendigo7 wrote:
Nieghorn wrote:At least there's some style ... could be worse. You could be attending a school that hasn't changed uniforms since the Edwardian era.

Image


... or the Reformation ...

Image
Being led by Joe Launchbury :uhoh:
A quick google reveals that IS actually Joe Launchbury !

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christ%27s_Hospital

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joe_Launchbury

Re: Should primary school kids wear Armani uniforms?

Posted: Fri Feb 09, 2018 11:04 pm
by booze
bimboman wrote:
booze wrote:That’s cheap!

My daughter goes to a private school in Clapham, London. 30+ pieces of uniform cost about £900.

Unbelieavable.

You pay for the school and they are still tight - She won a trophy for junior dramatics for 2017. They trophy came with a note saying please engrave in the same font - cheap bastards! Cost

My eldest is in year 4, youngest year 2 . I've not spent 900 quid in total on there uniforms. George at Asia is your friend here.
It’s a specialist place that you have to order from and a completely unique uniform as far as I understand. A place in Mayfair as they have a sister school on Piccadilly.

Getting shafted basically

Re: Should primary school kids wear Armani uniforms?

Posted: Fri Feb 09, 2018 11:12 pm
by Nieghorn
backrow wrote:
A quick google reveals that IS actually Joe Launchbury !

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christ%27s_Hospital

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joe_Launchbury
I actually Googled Joe Launchbury School Uniform to get that pic. :D

Re: Should primary school kids wear Armani uniforms?

Posted: Sat Feb 10, 2018 1:10 am
by Kiwias
booze wrote:That’s cheap!

My daughter goes to a private school in Clapham, London. 30+ pieces of uniform cost about £900.

Unbelieavable.

You pay for the school and they are still tight - She won a trophy for junior dramatics for 2017. They trophy came with a note saying please engrave in the same font - cheap bastards! Cost
That is a private school but the one I mention in the OP is a public school.