What would happen if everyone in the world wore the same clothes?

It sounds like Communism. Everybody in drab btown.

I would have a lot more trouble telling one person from another unless they were close to me. I always pay attention to what people I'm around are wearing so I can see them at a distance and recognize them that way. Edit to add: People are going to find a reason to look down on others, no matter what clothes are worn. Some people will have their clothes made out of silk and velvet while everyone else is wearing cotton or wool. People will NOT allow others to dress the same as them, even in a school uniform.

It would not change anything. Except to take another freedom away

@looeyville Just think of making a witness statement to the police after seeing a crime being committed.

It's an interesting topic. Food for thought indeed. From one hand the idea of everyone wearing same clothes is pretty boring, but on the other hand, people would become less judgemental towards each other.

I say fooey to that. You don't teach a world to coexist by eliminating personal expression, and what a boring world it would be anyway. How do we foster acceptance if we eliminate personality? Granted, I am still against accepting men wearing skirts, but that's an entirely different discussion.

Well, the uniforms might look better on some than others due to design, fit and/or color. I’ve never worn a uniform, but I don’t think I’d like it. Of course, I’d just adjust if I had to.

WE had uniforms at school when I was a child. But people always find a way of bullying other people. I was bullied because I had been taught to speak well at home. Another girl was bullied because her parents were divorced. When I was a child there were no immigrants of other races at my school. But one of my friends had problems because she was Jewish. She had to explain to me what that was. I was taught to respect everybody.

We had to wear a school uniform when I was young, it was exactly to make all students look the same. No expensive outfits to brag around.

In the 19 century the men pretty much did all dress the same,