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back-to-school uniform shopping in full swing
by：Collarblend Uniform
2020-03-05
Parents started their shopping spree. to-
Less than a week before the new semester starts again.
Many department stores and stores have also started their big sales and promotions.
In a supermarket in Mutiara Damansara, people see Petaling Jaya, enthusiastic and excited school children pick school uniforms and other items with their parents.
Dr. Fauzi Md Ismail, 38, and his wife Siti Arfah Muhalid are busy choosing the right size school shirt for their 8-year-old son Fahd.
\"Our budget for this year is RM300, which includes three to four school uniforms and two pairs of shoes.
\"This time we chose black shoes for him, and while they were a little more expensive than white, it would be easier to maintain because I didn\'t have to spend extra time cleaning them, Dr. Fozi said.
Fahd with autism is a special needs integration project (PPKI)
Students of SK Putrajaya Presint 8 (1).
Other parents, 36-year-old Mohd Hanif Sulaiman and 33-year-old wife, Nor Nguyen Diah Nordin, are also buying school uniforms for their three children.
\"Our budget is RM200 for two uniforms, shoes and stationery for each child.
\"We also want to buy black shoes.
\"The price of each item this year is also more expensive, especially for black shoes,\" said Nor toldiah . \".
Mohd Hanif believes that most stores are taking advantage of the transition from white shoes to black shoes next year.
Couple of kids, Mohd Iman-
Solehin, who will start the third year next year, is pleased that he will not have to take the exam next year.
At the professor uniform store, the 48-year-old mother of Caryn Chong Fooi Ling set aside RM200 for her daughter Averil Lim Ka Wai as a school uniform and her daughter will start next year at the age of three
Lin will take turns wearing black and white shoes next year.
\"Black shoes are more expensive than white ones,\" says Chong . \".
Less than a week before the new semester starts again.
Many department stores and stores have also started their big sales and promotions.
In a supermarket in Mutiara Damansara, people see Petaling Jaya, enthusiastic and excited school children pick school uniforms and other items with their parents.
Dr. Fauzi Md Ismail, 38, and his wife Siti Arfah Muhalid are busy choosing the right size school shirt for their 8-year-old son Fahd.
\"Our budget for this year is RM300, which includes three to four school uniforms and two pairs of shoes.
\"This time we chose black shoes for him, and while they were a little more expensive than white, it would be easier to maintain because I didn\'t have to spend extra time cleaning them, Dr. Fozi said.
Fahd with autism is a special needs integration project (PPKI)
Students of SK Putrajaya Presint 8 (1).
Other parents, 36-year-old Mohd Hanif Sulaiman and 33-year-old wife, Nor Nguyen Diah Nordin, are also buying school uniforms for their three children.
\"Our budget is RM200 for two uniforms, shoes and stationery for each child.
\"We also want to buy black shoes.
\"The price of each item this year is also more expensive, especially for black shoes,\" said Nor toldiah . \".
Mohd Hanif believes that most stores are taking advantage of the transition from white shoes to black shoes next year.
Couple of kids, Mohd Iman-
Solehin, who will start the third year next year, is pleased that he will not have to take the exam next year.
At the professor uniform store, the 48-year-old mother of Caryn Chong Fooi Ling set aside RM200 for her daughter Averil Lim Ka Wai as a school uniform and her daughter will start next year at the age of three
Lin will take turns wearing black and white shoes next year.
\"Black shoes are more expensive than white ones,\" says Chong . \".
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