Dress Code
The students wear western-style school uniforms seen in American and British university preparatory schools; in most Saudi schools for boys, the students wear thobes and cloth headdresses. During the 1960s and 1970s, students wore white oxford shirts with ties, grey trousers, black socks, and black shoes. During winter periods students wore charcoal-coloured blazers.
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