Dress Code Clothing

School Requirements

Kindergarten
Students are required to wear khaki-colored trousers or shorts, cuffed or hemmed. Shirts should be St. Bernard's shirts, available from the Lands' End school catalogue. Sneakers should be worn to school.

Grades I-IX
Students are required to wear navy blue blazers to and from school. Students in Grades I-III wear St. Bernard's shirts, available from the Lands' End school catalogue. Students in Grades IV-IX wear polo, turtleneck, or oxford shirts. Khaki trousers or shorts are required. They must be cuffed or hemmed and accompanied by a belt if there are belt loops. Sneakers are worn for athletics only. All clothing, including shoes, must be labeled. The same rules apply on Fridays, except that ties and oxford shirts are required.

Whether your son is in Junior, Middle, or Upper School, the following information will help you outfit him in St. Bernard's style.

Buying from Lands' End is an easy way to raise money for St. B's. (Yes, Lands' End is the company with the misplaced apostrophe! Click here for their explanation.)

As a member of the Lands' End School Contribution Program, St. Bernard's will receive 3% of the net sales of ANY MERCHANDISE you buy from the school uniform catalog. Purchase your backpacks, khakis, blazers, shoes…or sweaters and skirts for your daughters--ANYTHING in the catalog--and our school will receive 3% of the net sales, which will be donated to the school library, for the benefit of all! Just use the St. Bernard's Preferred School number when ordering (900054347), so the proper school name and crest is applied (logo not available for all items). Shop online at www.landsend.com/school.

Thank you and happy shopping!

The Apostrophe Story

Have you ever glanced at our catalog cover and noticed something out of place or different? If you said the apostrophe, you're correct! A lot of people ask why the apostrophe in Lands' End is in the wrong place. There have been some pretty crazy explanations along the way, but the truth is, it was a mistake! It was a printing error that rendered the company's name "Lands' End" with the apostrophe in the wrong place. Since we couldn't afford to have the piece reprinted, Gary Comer decided to simply change the name of the business to correspond to the printed piece. In the years since, the misplaced apostrophe has continued to grace our name and our label. While it has prompted some raised eyebrows among English teachers, it also sets us apart as a company whose continuing concern for what's best for our customer is one that is also unmistakably human!