Koreans advocate "diligence, simplicity and fraternity", being down-to-earth, not impetuous, not overstepping the rules and being loyal to their duties. Therefore, Koreans also attach great importance to uniform clothing.

1. Westernization of school uniform style

Although the climate in Korea has four distinct seasons, the gender differences between boys and girls have not been abandoned because of the cold. In winter, Korean girls still wear knee-length skirts in school uniforms, and they use warm wool pantyhose instead of pants, which not only pays attention to the warmth of school uniforms, but also ensures the beauty of styles and the differences between boys and girls.

Korean school uniforms are westernized in style. Short-sleeved shirts in summer, some with ties or bow ties, knee-length skirts for girls and trousers for boys. Spring and autumn school uniforms are long-sleeved shirts, some with ties or bow ties, and all kinds of suits or sweaters. Girls wear knee-length skirts and long thick socks, while boys wear trousers. The school emblem of each school is usually embroidered on the left chest of the uniform coat by machine embroidery. Some school uniforms are also equipped with school uniform accessories, such as hats and stockings.