Why does the "female student skirt" still have to wear a belt?

Many people would have wondered when wearing girls' school uniforms, why skirts don't have holes or ears for belts, but schools force them to wear belts every time they dress up.

This is not a coincidence, but there are reasons why dress regulations, uniform design and dress beauty are clearly defined.

1. School regulations require "must wear a belt."

Although female skirts do not have belt ears, many schools clearly state that belts are part of their uniforms because they want to be tidy and standardized in the whole school.

2. The skirt is designed to be simple and agile.

Cutting a female student's skirt is often done in a straight or pleated shape, emphasizing modesty, not complicated. If there are belt ears, it can make the skirt clutter. When sitting on the floor, running, or doing activities, it may hook the shirt, table, or make it uncomfortable to move.

3. Belts are for beauty, not for waist adjustment.

Most female student skirts adjust the waist with a zipper or elastic on the waistband anyway. The belt therefore does not have a male student pants-style "waist strap" function, but is worn to increase neatness. Divide the shirt to the skirt to look more balanced.

4. Differences between male and female students

Male Student → Pants must have belt ears, because the belt is an important part of adjusting the waist and holding the pants tight.

Female Student → The skirt is designed not to require belt ears, but also to wear a belt over it for neatness and make the dress look complete.

Summary

The reason why "female skirts" don't have holes or belt ears, but they still have to wear belts is because of the rules and design of dresses that emphasize neatness, beauty and ease of wear, so the belt serves as an accessory to the integrity of the uniform rather than as a male student's pants.