What is the average cost of school uniforms?

Answer by  Anonymous

too much

Answer by  tamarawilhite (17883)

Assume a week's worth of clothing. 5 shirts, $15 each, $75 total. 5 pants, $20 each, $100 total. However, that is short sleeved only. Add in long sleeved shirts or sweat shirts, and that becomes another $75 for shirts. That is a minimum total of $250 for uniforms - not including shoes, jackets, or dresses.

Answer by  adawg (247)

They normally cost about $50 per outfit, more depending upon the quality of fabrics that are used for each particular school.

Answer by  Jon66 (104)

realizing that all schools are different and may require different articles for a dress code, the latest stats show that it could cost up to $162 for a complete schoool uniform. of course that varies if you buy more then one shirt or pair of pants, which is often the case.

Answer by  BellaMarie (109)

At low cost stores like JC Penney or Kohls, school uniforms can be found for twenty to thirty dollars a set.

Answer by  Toad3 (5)

It all depends on what type of uniforms. Khaki pants can run from 10-50 dollars. Plaid skirts can cost from 10-25 dollars. Polos should cost from 25-35 dollars, and to get your logo embroidered another 8 dollars. And Long sleeve shirts should be 20-25 dollars, and if you want matching ties it should be 5 bucks a tie.

Answer by  Darry (3853)

School uniforms can be exceedingly cheap if they are chosen properly. Standard slacks and a polo would be approximately $35-50 per student. General uniform requirements are cheaper than exact requirements.

Answer by  axel (5)

For the polo and the pants, I'd say about $25-30 per outfit (so I suppose that would equal out to around $125-150 for a week's worth of clothes); especially if you are buying from a stor such as Walmart or a specific "school uniform vendor.

Answer by  Anonymous

Still too much

Answer by  Anonymous

1 million dollars

Answer by  Anonymous

I have no friends =(