Shrewsbury School Uniform
The following documents/swatches are available from the School Shop, but may also be downloaded here:
- Clothing Order Form
- Shirt and Jacket Swatches
- Clothing List - Boarders
- Clothing List - Day Boys
- Clothing List - Sixth Form
- Sports Kit Guidelines
- School Shop Booklet - cufflinks, ties, pins, umbrellas etc.
Lower School: Boys' Uniform
Navy blazer or sports jacket
Charcoal grey plain formal trousers with modest belt
Formal shirt white or blue (checks and stripes are permitted but only in blue and white); button down collars are not permitted.
School tie
V-Necked, plain pullover of a single dark colour
Black, polished, leather shoes
Dark socks
Overcoat (navy or dark grey, three quarters or full length)
Scarf, school issue only. Football and other sporting scarves are forbidden
For Sunday Chapel, all boys wear a suit navy or dark grey, plain or pinstripe.
Charcoal grey plain formal trousers with modest belt
Formal shirt white or blue (checks and stripes are permitted but only in blue and white); button down collars are not permitted.
School tie
V-Necked, plain pullover of a single dark colour
Black, polished, leather shoes
Dark socks
Overcoat (navy or dark grey, three quarters or full length)
Scarf, school issue only. Football and other sporting scarves are forbidden
For Sunday Chapel, all boys wear a suit navy or dark grey, plain or pinstripe.
Sixth Form: Boys' Uniform
Suit of conventional cut in navy, grey or black
Or
Navy blazer or sports jacket
Grey or black plain formal trousers with modest belt
Shirt any colour except black; stripes or checks are permitted, button down collars are not permitted.
School tie
V-Necked, plain pullover of a single dark colour
Black, polished, leather shoes
Dark socks
Overcoat (navy or dark grey, three quarters or full length)
Scarf, school issue only. Football and other sporting scarves are forbidden.
Or
Navy blazer or sports jacket
Grey or black plain formal trousers with modest belt
Shirt any colour except black; stripes or checks are permitted, button down collars are not permitted.
School tie
V-Necked, plain pullover of a single dark colour
Black, polished, leather shoes
Dark socks
Overcoat (navy or dark grey, three quarters or full length)
Scarf, school issue only. Football and other sporting scarves are forbidden.
Sixth Form: Girls' Uniform
Please also see the Girls' Dress and Appearance page for more information
Please also see the Girls' Dress and Appearance page for more information
- Navy or black regulation suit – a choice of any on the ‘Shrewsbury School Girls’ Sixth Form Suit’ area of www.schoolblazer.com. Skirts must be knee length – we will have to ask for skirts to be returned and exchanged for a longer version if they do not fulfil this requirement.
- Formal white or light-coloured blouse (plain or striped). Options are available on the www.schoolblazer.com page, but as long as they are suitable, shirts may be bought elsewhere.
- Plain black or navy formal polishable shoes with flat or modest heels.
- Black, navy or skin-tone tights.
- Pullovers or cardigans, if worn, must be V-necked and of one dark colour.
- With School Dress, shirts and blouses must be tucked in and buttoned up appropriately, and cuffs fastened.
Smart Informal Guidelines:
Boys - Jacket; corduroys or chino-type trousers; shirt with collar; tie (not necessarily a school tie); School or suede shoes.
Girls - Jacket; smart knee length skirt or trousers; blouse; smart shoes; no jeans or other casual wear.
Casuals
Casual clothing must be clean and tidy, and not patched or ragged.
Notes:
Coats: Coats: Overcoats must be School issue or equivalent i.e. dark grey or navy wool type of a length to reach below the jacket. Short anoraks are only to be worn with smart informal or casual dress.
Scarves: Scarves must be school issue – Football (and all other scarves) are specifically forbidden with school dress or suits.
Scarves: Scarves must be school issue – Football (and all other scarves) are specifically forbidden with school dress or suits.
Hats: Sun hats, cricket caps, woollen hats for hill-walking or hats required for other sports or activities may be worn in the appropriate circumstances. Otherwise hats (including baseball hats) are not allowed on the School site or in town.
Hair: At all times hair must be clean, tidy and natural in appearance. Boys’ hair should be kept clear of the face and boys’ hair must be off the collar at the back.
Appearance: With school dress and suits, shirts and blouses must be tucked in, cuffs fastened and boys’ collar bottons done up.
Jewellery: With School Dress, boys may wear one charity wristband. Girls may wear one modest bracelet, one modest necklace and one small pair of earrings. (NB All other body piercings are not permitted at any time.)
Curriculum Games and P.E. Lessons
Pupils must wear House tops (P.E. or Football), House socks and navy blue shorts. Please see Sports Kit Guidelines for specific individual sports kit information. Pupils are reminded that they should change back into school dress after games and before attending lunch.
Sportswear
We are delighted to have been working with Kukri Sports as our main sport and teamwear supplier since September 2010. Our agreement with them was reached following a lengthy tendering process involving many of the leading teamwear suppliers in the UK, and should ensure that our pupils look smart, feel prepared and professional from training pitch to fixtures. Shrewsbury School Kukri sportswear is available in the School Shop.
We are delighted to have been working with Kukri Sports as our main sport and teamwear supplier since September 2010. Our agreement with them was reached following a lengthy tendering process involving many of the leading teamwear suppliers in the UK, and should ensure that our pupils look smart, feel prepared and professional from training pitch to fixtures. Shrewsbury School Kukri sportswear is available in the School Shop.Salopians are expected to dress at all times with modesty and due consideration for others; at no time should they wear clothing or accessories which are extravagant, undignified or offensive in style. The final arbiters on clothing and appearance at School are the Headmaster, Second Master and Housemasters.
