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Originally Posted by Drake
Brother, first you must distinguish the training from your church life to understand this.
As a member of the church in your locality you can dress however you like (of course not vulgar T-shirt’s or immodest clothing) but within reason and you can shave your head or grow a ponytail. Doesn’t matter.
However, if you want to attend the full time training then you have to comply to the regulations set forth by the training administration. Colleges, educational institutions, government, military, choirs, corporations etc. all have attire standards and regulations. Some more lenient and some stricter but in any case there are dress codes for a reason.
The benefits are too numerous to list in favor of a standard of uniformity for that kind of setting but the main purpose is so that you and others are not distracted, have character training, development of good practices, management, etc. and have a good experience and a successful completion to the training.
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Surely you do know how scary all the above is. The North Korean cheerleaders all dress the same too.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oIH8PSg4yi8
And by the way. I live in a college town. The girls even wear their pajamas to class. And let's not forget those "vulgar" painted on yoga pants.
The dress code smacks of group-think & the training as mind control ; the same as military boot camp.