Which Uniform Would Be Better?

I've seen a lot of Harry Potter movies and games where the uniforms are all different, when in the JK Rowling books, she describe the wizard uniform having the robes and a wizard hat, when in the 5th movie it showed just a shirt and pants and all.

Also the wizard hat would look like this --->

The hats are only used on the first day and the last day of Hogwarts and wear in the great hall.

Still, would you think it would be a better uniform then the rest? That's all I was asking really.

I like the way it does... any way.

I don't know if they've changed it in the more recent films, but in the early ones the uniforms were grey, not black. Particularly noticeable in the scene in Philosopher's Stone where Ron upsets Hermione after charms. In the books, they wear black robes.

As someone who wore a school uniform, I believe they should be as uncomfortable and embarrassing as possible. It gives it a more genuine feel for me. At my school we girls weren't even allowed to wear trousers until we petitioned the school about having sexist policies.

I'm very for the shapeless tunic sort of uniform for girls and shorts or trousers & shirt for boys. Also, most of the public schools where I live have different uniforms for juniors and seniors. So you'd have tunics for the junior girls and a shirt and pleated skirt for the senior girls, and the senior boys would have to wear a tie or different coloured shirt or something (though some private schools do very interesting things with blazers and boat hats, too). Besides, if you've ever worn a robe, you'll know you have to wear something under it.

I might post a drawing of a hogwarts uniform, if I can be bothered actually drawing it.

Hats and robes for special occations. Robes for colder weather or outside and the shirts and pants for the rest of the time. That's not how it is, but how it should be.

Generally schools try to avoid sexual contact between students, so I imagine the uniforms would make students look as much like amorphous blobs as possible. (I assume boarding schools would be even worse about this, since students live together, but I've never been to one so hey)

In boarding school, you're allowed to wear whatever you like (within reason) when it's not school hours, so the uniform doesn't make much difference when it comes to the opposite sex.