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School Uniform Prompts (Sailor Uniform, Blazer, Gym Uniform, Track Suit)

For school uniforms, the most stable approach is to first pick either serafuku (sailor uniform) or blazer, then add parts like the collar, ribbon and skirt. With school uniform alone you get a different uniform every time, so use part tags to make it clear which uniform you mean. This article lists tags you can use as-is in Illustrious and NoobAI, organized by uniform type.

Last updated: 2026-10-16 approx. 2 min read

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Tags that set the type of uniform

school uniform is a general tag for any school uniform, and whether it becomes a sailor uniform or a blazer is up to the model. When you want to set the style, pick just one of the type tags in the table below.

Uniform types

Tag	Meaning	Note
`school uniform`	School uniform in general	Start here. The style is up to the model Details
`serafuku`	Sailor uniform	More stable than sailor uniform
`blazer`	Blazer	Combine with school uniform Details
`gakuran`	Gakuran (standing-collar boys' uniform)	For male characters
`gym uniform`	Gym uniform	For PE class or sports day scenes Details
`track jacket`	Track jacket	For club activities or after-school images

Example of a serafuku sailor uniform prompt — serafuku, blue sailor collar, red neckerchief, pleated skirt

Example of a blazer school uniform prompt — serafuku, blue sailor collar, red neckerchief, pleated skirt

Illustration usage rules

Sailor uniform prompts (collar, neckerchief, ribbon)

What makes a sailor uniform look right is the collar and the neckerchief at the chest. To change colors, use the "color + part" form (like blue sailor collar), writing the color right before the part.

Sailor uniform parts

Tag	Meaning	Note
`sailor collar`	Sailor collar	The trademark of a sailor uniform
`blue sailor collar`	Navy collar	Sets the collar color
`neckerchief`	Neckerchief	The triangular scarf at the chest
`red neckerchief`	Red neckerchief	The classic combination
`bow`	Ribbon / bow	When you want a ribbon instead of a neckerchief
`pleated skirt`	Pleated skirt	The basic uniform skirt
`white serafuku`	White sailor uniform (summer)	For summer scenes
`black serafuku`	Black sailor uniform (winter)	For a calm winter uniform

Blazer uniform prompts (necktie, vest, plaid)

For a blazer, matching the shirt underneath, the necktie (or ribbon) and the skirt pattern makes it look like "that school's uniform." For a navy blazer use blue blazer. The lapel shape is hard to specify, so express individuality through color and pattern.

Blazer uniform parts

Tag	Meaning	Note
`blazer`	Blazer	Colors like blue blazer, black blazer Details
`collared shirt`	Collared shirt	The shirt under the blazer
`necktie`	Necktie	Colors like red necktie Details
`bowtie`	Bow tie	A cuter look than a necktie
`sweater vest`	Sweater vest	For spring and autumn uniforms
`cardigan`	Cardigan	For after school with the blazer off Details
`plaid skirt`	Plaid skirt	The classic for blazer uniforms

Gym uniform and track suit prompts

The basics are gym uniform and gym shirt for gym clothes, and track jacket with track pants for a track suit. For a track jacket worn open, add open jacket.

Gym uniform and track suit

Tag	Meaning	Note
`gym uniform`	Gym uniform	For PE class images Details
`gym shirt`	Gym shirt	Add name tag for a name patch
`track jacket`	Track jacket	Add open jacket to wear it open
`track pants`	Track pants	Matching top and bottom looks like club activities
`track suit`	Track suit (top and bottom)	Matches top and bottom with one tag
`sportswear`	Sportswear in general	Also for workout clothes outside school Details

How do I draw summer vs. winter uniforms?

Season	Combination	Notes
Summer (sailor)	white serafuku, short sleeves, blue sailor collar	Short sleeves and white feel like summer
Winter (sailor)	black serafuku, long sleeves, red neckerchief	Long sleeves and black feel like winter
Summer (no blazer)	school uniform, white shirt, short sleeves, necktie	Taking the blazer off makes it summer
Winter (blazer)	blazer, necktie, scarf, plaid skirt	A scarf for the winter walk to school

Rinka's tips

Putting serafuku and blazer in together gives an odd uniform that mixes the collar and the blazer. Use only one type
Write uniform colors as "color + part." If you write blue apart from sailor collar, something else turns blue
Use full body to show the whole outfit, and upper body to show off the collar and neckerchief

For clothes other than uniforms, like dresses and casual wear: Outfit Prompt Tag List (School Uniforms, Dresses, Casual Wear) →

For classroom and library backgrounds that suit uniforms: Library, School Library, and Classroom Background Prompts →

Copy-paste templates

Just swap out the parts in [brackets]. The first is a sailor uniform, the second a blazer, the third a track suit.

1girl, solo, [hairstyle], serafuku, blue sailor collar, red neckerchief, pleated skirt, standing, smile, classroom, window, upper body, masterpiece, best quality

1girl, solo, [hairstyle], school uniform, blue blazer, collared shirt, red necktie, plaid skirt, school bag, walking, outdoors, cherry blossoms, cowboy shot, masterpiece, best quality

1girl, solo, [hairstyle], track jacket, open jacket, gym shirt, track pants, ponytail, smile, school, outdoors, full body, masterpiece, best quality

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the prompt for a sailor uniform?

serafuku is the most stable. Adding sailor collar, neckerchief and pleated skirt makes the shape of the sailor uniform clear.

The uniform colors don't come out the way I want.

Write the color right before the part (blue sailor collar, red necktie, etc.). If you write the color tag apart from the part, the color can spill onto the hair or background.

My blazer and sailor uniform get mixed together.

Check that you haven't included serafuku and blazer at the same time. Use only one type tag and put the other in your negative prompt to keep them separate.