The funny thing about my middle/high school's dress code was that they were so much more relaxed than, say, crosstown rivals (ish) Kingswood-Oxford but when I got there as a 7th grader, there was a rule designed to keep things somewhat classy that stood until the Great Dresscode Rebellion that I mentioned earlier. It was that no shirts were allowed to have any kind of logos or similar things on them bigger than a business card. This was designed to encourage nicer shirts. It sort of worked, though it was also flagrantly violated left and right. I'm 99% certain it was one of the things taken out of the re-negotiated post-Rebellion code that was in place for most of my time there as a high schooler. I don't think half my then-girlfriend's shirts would have flown under the original. Also weirdly enough, if we'd had a dresscode like K-O's, people probably wouldn't have been able to hate my girlfriend for her admittedly mostly terrible clothing choices. But...ergh, that's a terrible attitude. Yeesh. Stop saying that, self.