Outfits

A PE kit is a set of clothing and sports equipment worn by students during physical education (PE) classes or sports activities. It typically includes items like a sports shirt, shorts, tracksuit, trainers, and sometimes protective gear or specific uniforms for different sports. A PE kit is required for students to participate in physical activities safely and comfortably, helping to maintain hygiene and ensure that appropriate attire is worn for various exercises or games. It is usually provided by the school or bought by the student, depending on the institution’s requirements.

Academic regalia refers to the traditional clothing worn during formal academic ceremonies, such as graduations or commencements. It typically includes a cap, gown, and hood, with variations depending on the level of education or the specific institution. The cap, often called a mortarboard, is worn on the head, while the gown is worn over regular clothing and signifies the wearer’s academic status. The hood, worn over the gown, is usually decorated with colors or patterns that represent the graduate’s field of study or the institution. Academic regalia symbolizes achievement and scholarly tradition.

A tassel is a decorative ornament made of threads or cords, usually hanging from a knot or loop. It is commonly found at the end of graduation caps, where it is worn as part of academic regalia. During graduations, the tassel is typically moved from one side to the other to signify the completion of a degree. Tassels can also be attached to items like curtains or clothing as a decorative feature. The color of the tassel may indicate the specific field of study or the institution's colors.

An academic stole is a piece of cloth worn around the neck during formal academic ceremonies, such as graduations. It is typically draped over the shoulders and hangs down in front. The stole is often worn with other academic regalia, like caps and gowns, and may be decorated with colors, patterns, or embroidery that represent a graduate’s field of study, honors, or affiliations with specific academic groups or societies. The academic stole symbolizes achievement and is a sign of scholarly accomplishment at various educational milestones.

An honor cord is a decorative cord worn during academic ceremonies, such as graduations, to signify a student's academic achievements or honors. It is usually worn around the neck and drapes over the shoulders. Honor cords come in various colors, with each color representing different academic achievements, fields of study, or membership in honor societies. These cords are typically given to students who have demonstrated outstanding academic performance, leadership, or contributions to their school or community. Wearing an honor cord highlights the recognition of a student's hard work and success.

A hood is a piece of academic regalia worn during formal ceremonies, such as graduations, draped over the shoulders and hanging down the back. It is typically part of the attire worn by graduates receiving advanced degrees. The color and lining of the hood often represent the graduate's field of study, while the trim may indicate the institution from which they graduated. The hood symbolizes the graduate's academic achievements and is an important part of the tradition and ceremony of higher education graduations.

A Tudor bonnet is a traditional academic cap characterized by a soft, rounded crown and a tassel, worn by graduates and faculty members during academic ceremonies, such as graduations. It is typically made from black fabric and is part of the formal academic regalia. The Tudor bonnet is distinct from other academic caps, such as the mortarboard, due to its softer, more rounded shape. It is often worn with other regalia, such as gowns and hoods, and represents scholarly achievement, with variations in style and decoration reflecting the wearer’s academic status or field of study.