In my high school, we have uniforms in the form of polos and dress pants. It had been put in place last year, with a 'solid-color polo only' rule. First off, a stripe around the inside of a collar is enough to get you detention; I ask thee, Escapist, WTF? Secondly solid-color polos are surprisingly hard to find, having to get most of them off the internet because the school doesn't sell them. Thirdly, you couldn't have a visible label. You know those tiny embroidered butterflies or deer on polos? Yeah, those are apparently seriously offensive. We had to cover them with tape or a sticker or a sarcastic pin, which is obviously better than a silvery butterfly outline.
Now then, this year we can;t have ANY labels at all, covered or not. Where in God's name do you find labelless solid-color polos, you ask. I haven't an answer. And the worst thing is, they didn't tell anyone about this rule. The douchebag vice principal just rounded up the kids (myself included) walking in on the first day who had their labels covered with dinosaur stickers and sent write-up forms to all their teachers and parents, making them change their hideously obscene attire; but he refused to let anyone go home and change, instead making us all wear hideously oversized shirts they had in some scuzzy back closet.
The sad/hilarious/insane thing? You can still wear whatever pins and stickers you want, they just can't be covering a label.