Seifuku is a Japanese term that translates to "uniform," commonly referring to school uniforms worn by students in Japan. These uniforms typically consist of a blazer, shirt, and skirt for girls, while boys often wear a blazer with trousers. The design and style can vary by school, but they are generally intended to promote a sense of unity and discipline among students. In addition to schools, seifuku can also refer to uniforms worn in various professions, such as those in the military or certain service industries. The concept emphasizes professionalism and can foster a sense of belonging within a group or organization.