Modern shops and markets offer a lot of clothing options for schoolchildren. Parents of a student need to be able to choose a school uniform for him, in which he will be really comfortable, convenient and safe.
The most suitable materials for school clothes are wool, as well as certain types of cotton fabrics. The share of synthetics should not exceed 30–35% for blouses and shirts and 55% for suits. A large percentage of synthetic fibers present in clothing fabrics are harmful to the health of children. Synthetics interfere with the breathability of the fabric, as a result, the body does not breathe and the child sweats. This can lead to hypothermia and colds.
Synthetic clothing is most dangerous for children with allergies. Research has shown that such clothing can interfere with a child's good performance. A build-up of static electricity causes discomfort that has a negative effect on the central nervous system. The student's irritability increases, fatigue increases. In addition, synthetics are a real "vacuum cleaner" for various microorganisms.
If you are choosing a jacket, take a good look at it. Under the lining, dense details should be felt, which will not allow pockets and sides to stretch, preserving the appearance of the clothes after wearing it for a long time. Chinese-made suits usually do not have such elements, so they quickly lose their shape and sag.
Read the labeling of your clothing carefully. It should contain data on the composition of the fabric, manufacturer and recommendations for washing and cleaning the product. A label with such information must be sewn into the seam. Do not buy a suit if the markings are simply pinned or missing.
Check the lining of your school uniform. It is best if it is made from natural fabric. Products with a hard, "glass" lining are harmful to children's health.
Choose several items of school wardrobe for the student at once, for example: buy three shirts or blouses for one jacket, plus two trousers or two skirts (skirt and sundress) for girls. This will allow the clothes not to wear out too quickly, the child will always look neat.
If your child's school does not have a uniform uniform, stick to classic suit options. The colors of clothes should be soft, preferably gray, pastel, brown, dark green or dark blue shades. Jeans, while a comfortable wardrobe item, are discouraged in many schools. Explain to your child that school uniforms are primarily work wear and should not be confused with sports and leisure wear.
