Italian School Uniform: Gender Differences


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While Italian school children were primarily noted for wearing smocks, we have also found some schools that have worn uniforms. There were differently styled uniforms for boys and girls. This was nmot very common, but we have found some schools, We have found so few examples that we can not yet assess the trends with any authority.







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