School Uniform Order Form Template

The new school year starts soon!What's your full name?What class will you be in the upcoming year?Please select what you want to order.Keep in mind that this school year will also have four seasons.

Blazer, Sweater, Polo-shirt, Fitted shirt, Shorts, Skirt, Pants

What size will you need for your {{field:455f7dd5-5654-4b49-be61-21e97af3267e}}?

Small, Medium, Large, Extra Large

What's your email address?You'll receive an email about when you can pick up your uniform.

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We get it—you’re a school, not a shop. But those uniforms need to be ordered.

While you’re busy preparing for the upcoming school year, this typeform takes care of school uniform orders for you. And check out our handy integrations that’ll save you tons of time.

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School uniform order form FAQs:

‘Tis the season of growth spurts. Looking for the best way to manage orders for new school uniforms? This is it. Let’s start with how easy it is to fill this typeform out. It leaves no room for error, so that shouldn’t cause any trouble.

Since those kids can’t seem to put their phones away anyway, sharing this typeform on your website or in a newsletter is probably the easiest way to get the word out. And yes, it works great on all devices.

While the child in us wants to say yes (because who doesn't want some extra lie ins?), we can assure you that won’t be necessary. Another great thing about this school uniform order form is that it can be connected to all kinds of applications.

That means all responses can automatically appear in that spreadsheet you need to order all the uniforms. You can segment responses to see what classes still have some responses missing—all without any manual work.