Top Options Sample Clauses

Top Options a. Knit (polo) shirts must be a pique or jersey fabric in the grade appropriate color and the school logo is required. These knit shirts can be either short sleeve or long sleeve. All knit shirts must be tucked in (able to see the belt/waistband) at all times to the short, pants, or skirt the student is wearing. b. Sweatshirts must be the grade appropriate color with the school logo. These sweatshirts are an economical alternative when students need to have additional warmth. When wearing a sweatshirt, the student must still be wearing another OSES shirt underneath the sweatshirt – the sweatshirt cannot be worn alone. Sweatshirts may not be worn (tied) around the waist. c. Long Sleeve/Turtlenecks must be the grade appropriate color and the school logo is required. These long sleeve/turtleneck shirts must be tucked in (able to see the belt/waistband) at all times to the short, pants, skirt, or skort the student is wearing. Long sleeve/Turtleneck shirts that are not school colors may not be worn under the short sleeve knit shirts. d. Vests & Sweaters must be the grade appropriate color and the embroidered school logo is required. Vest and sweaters must be a solid color with no graphics. Both the vest and sweater require that the student must still be wearing an OSES shirt underneath – the vest and sweaters cannot be worn alone. Sweaters may not be worn (tied) around the waist. e. Polo Fleece must be the grade appropriate color and the embroidered school logo is required. The fleece requires that the student must still be wearing an OSES shirt underneath – the fleece cannot be worn alone. Fleeces may not be worn (tied) around the waist.
Top Options a. Polo shirts b. Sweatshirts Long Sleeve/Turtlenecks c. Vests & Sweaters d. Polo Fleece
Top Options a. Knit (polo) shirts must be a pique or jersey fabric in red, white or navy blue and the school logo is required. These knit shirts can be either short sleeve or long sleeve. All knit shirts must be tucked in (able to see the belt/waistband) at all times to the short, pants, or skort the student is wearing. b. Sweatshirts must be red or navy blue plain colors with embroidered school logo is required. Sweatshirts and Jackets are available for purchase online. These sweatshirts are an economical alternative when students need to have additional warmth. When wearing a sweatshirt, the student must still be wearing another NSS shirt underneath the sweatshirt – the sweatshirt cannot be worn alone. Sweatshirts may not be worn (tied) around the waist. c. Turtleneck and long-sleeve shirts may be worn under uniform shirts and should be either red, navy blue, gray, white, or black. These shirts must be tucked in (able to see the belt/waistband) at all times to the short, pants, or skort the student is wearing.
Top Options a) Polo knit shirts are blue with the school logo and come in a short or long sleeve style. These are available at the school and Land’s End ONLY. You may wear white, navy, or black long sleeve t-shirts under the short sleeve polo during colder months. b) Students may purchase from our Land’s End school store several options to keep warm, including jackets and other pullovers. c) Vests, sweaters, and jackets that are to be worn in the classrooms must be solid navy blue or those purchased from our school store at Land’s End. When wearing any of the above stated apparel, the student must still be wearing the GREEN logo blue polo underneath. The outerwear cannot be worn alone with a plain shirt underneath. d) During colder months, students may wear any heavy coat to school regardless of color. However, if it is not navy blue, they will need to leave it in their lockers or cubbies during the day.
Top Options a. Knit (polo) shirts must be a pique or jersey fabric in the grade appropriate color and the school logo is required. These knit shirts can be either short sleeve or long sleeve. All knit shirts must be tucked in (able to see the belt/waistband) at all times to the short, pants, or skirt the student is wearing. b. Sweatshirts must be the grade appropriate color with the school logo. These sweatshirts are an economical alternative when students need to have additional warmth. When wearing a sweatshirt, the student must still be wearing another OSES shirt underneath the sweatshirt – the sweatshirt cannot be worn alone. Sweatshirts may not be worn (tied) around the waist.

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