It is often argued that students are necessary to have uniforms on while some schools think that uniforms are insignificant. The profit of uniforms can separate school children from others more probably, but it can also increase expenses for parents who have low salary.
One of the main advantages is the school uniforms can mark children more accessible. A good case to consider this topic is that when students go to a cinema and have uniforms on; it is easy for employees to notice and give them a student discount. Thus, the profit of uniforms is to indicate students from others; other advantages are that they can get a discount from any place.
However, uniforms might affect to parents who have low income because every student needs to have uniforms at least 2 different outfits; it can be issues that parents cannot afford the price of uniforms. For instance, the school in Thailand has at least 3 uniforms to wear in a week not only uniforms but also shoes, belt, hat, socks, and other items that students might need in the future. Hence, having many uniforms only for one student affects a lot of families who have low income because uniforms are expensive.
In conclusion, although uniforms can separate students from other people and can get a discount forms many places, uniforms are expensive and students need more than one uniform to wear in a week. It can increase cost of living for parents who have low salary.