What did Japanese high school uniforms look like in the 80s if they weren't sukeban or bancho (these are the only types I could find)?

 In the 1980s, Japanese high school uniforms varied widely, but if they weren't sukeban or bancho, they would generally fall into more traditional styles. For girls, the standard uniform was often a sailor suit or a blazer-style uniform. The sailor suit, known for its distinctive sailor collar and skirt, was common in many schools and typically featured a navy or dark blue color, with white accents. The blazer-style uniform, on the other hand, was more formal and consisted of a blazer with a pleated skirt, often in dark colors like navy or black, paired with a white blouse.

For boys, the typical uniform was the "gakuran," a military-style uniform that consisted of a high-collared, dark blazer with gold buttons, paired with matching trousers. This uniform was usually worn with a white shirt and sometimes a tie, although the tie was often omitted for a more casual look.

Both types of uniforms aimed for a neat and disciplined appearance, which was a key aspect of school culture at the time. These styles reflected the broader trends of the era while maintaining a sense of formality and uniformity across different schools.