So, what kind of "elimination of the psychological barrier" are you talking about in your previous post? Leaving aside the fact that the things you mentioned are hardly quirks. But someone quiet and uncommunicative, for example, might be ridiculed. Someone who walks a little strangely. Someone whose last name is "funny" (for example, the last name Vagina for a girl).

I think I made it clear that the barrier is eliminated in 5% of cases, specifically those related to clothing. There was no talk of a panacea for all life's cases. In the part you highlighted in bold, it was precisely about the fact that the uniform does not affect other causes of conflict, and certainly does not provoke them. Well, if the examples I gave are not quirks, then is "quiet and uncommunicative" a quirk? And will more attention be paid to it because everyone is wearing the same uniform?)

I assure you, it all depends on the child, but the uniform usually lasts for at least two years. Sometimes even longer. There may be exceptions during puberty, but on average, it's as I said. And, of course, it can be worn for longer.

I'm saying the same thing. In two years, the uniform won't wear out, and you certainly won't need patches. Yes, it's possible to tear it in the first month, but in a poor family, you'll get a scolding. Moreover, the child understands that they won't buy them a second one, and they will be more careful.
I'm saying the same thing, that it usually lasts for two years, and then the child may outgrow it. And that's often the case.

p.s. Vagin, by the way, is a very common last name.