This feedback is per: https://github.com/facebook/react-native/issues/2088 The CSS `text-transform` property isn't available in RN's StyleSheet, and I'd like to lobby for it's inclusion as a more effective alternative to the `toUpperCase()` method. Here's an example I referenced in the GitHub issue above: Attached is the same screen with two different design options — labels rendered in title case, or labels rendered in small caps. There's two things that make a `textTransform` property attractive to me in this case. The first is that I think there's a semantic difference between setting the actual content of `` to `CITY` rather than `City`. If preserving that semantic state is important, then I think this becomes a matter of style. The second is to @mikefrancis's points around separation of concerns and maintainability. If it's a matter of style, then it makes sense to manage it with stylesheets. I see it as sort of analogous to inline styles in HTML — they'll work, but if the rest of the app uses stylesheets, it's a lot less flexible to have presentational styles mixed into markup. Here's a sample of the JSX for both of those views: **Title Case**: ```jsx Address Line 1 Address Line 2 City State Zipcode ``` And the same code modified for **small caps**: ```jsx {'Address Line 1'.toUpperCase()} {'Address Line 2'.toUpperCase()} {'City'.toUpperCase()} {'State'.toUpperCase()} {'Zipcode'.toUpperCase()} ``` In the second version, a simple design change requires a lot of updates to the template content itself. Even going the "Find and Replace" route would be pretty tricky. I also find that in many scenarios, small caps tend to look better with a little bit of `letterSpacing` applied. In that case, I'd also end up modifying my styles too. IMO, it's a lot of overhead for a common use case, and something that could go from all this to a single line in a stylesheet with `textTransform` support.