<p>You can find this information on most school's websites and by doing a search on the forum...there are loads of threads about dress codes. There generally isn't a generic uniform that every single person wears, but a dress code which varies depending on the school.</p>
<p>Exeter (from their website):
For Boys - shirt and tie.
For Girls - dress, skirt or nice slacks with blouse, sweater, collared shirt, or turtleneck.
Hemmed shorts may be worn.
Ethnic attire is acceptable.
All clothing must be clean and in good repair (not torn, frayed or cut off).
Shirts with tails must be tucked in.
Skirts and shorts must reach at least to the fingertips.
The following items are prohibited: revealing necklines, tank tops, spaghetti straps, bare midriffs, T-shirts, sweatshirts, military fatigues, overalls, athletic wear.</p>
<p>Groton (from another thread on this site):
Dress code is semi-casual, collared shirts for guys and no tee shirts for girls. No jeans.</p>
<p>Hotchkiss (from their website):
Hotchkiss continues to have a somewhat traditional dress code for classes, most
meals, and other formal school appointments: i.e., jackets and ties, appropriate shirts
with collars or turtleneck shirts, and appropriate slacks (not jeans) for boys; dresses,
blouses/shirts with skirts, or appropriate slacks (not jeans) for girls.</p>
<p>Deerfield (from their website):
Deerfield students must attend classes, Academy events, occasions designated by the Headmaster and sit-down meals in "class dress." For boys, class dress means a dress shirt, tie, and sport coat, or a suit and tie. (Boys can wear a turtleneck instead of a shirt and tie.) Class dress for girls means a skirt or dress pants with two visible layers on top, one of which must be a blazer or a sweater. Both boys and girls may wear "walking shorts" when it is warm out, with class dress tops. At times when class dress isn't required, informal dress in good taste is the norm.</p>