Starfleet Uniform(2366-2373)

In January 2366, Starfleet uniforms were made into a two piece, jumper and trouser style while retaining the same black shoulders and colored midriff from the previous uniform design.

A variant was introduced in 2366 as well, with slightly reversed colours (black midriff and colored shoulders) and a more open neck area with a grayish violet under-shirt, was added as well.

Black cadet uniforms were used alongside these, having pre-dated this style for several years.

## Uniform(Duty)

Beginning in 2366, a new uniform variation was introduced to officers serving in Starfleet.

Retaining the same, distinct two-tone style as before, the newer version featured a higher, more formal collar. Division color piping was relocated from the yoke to the top of the collar, leaving a flat black look. The combadge remained on the left breast. Division colors were retained, Uniforms also came with a division color undershirt beneath the uniform jacket that was tucked into the pants just below the breast.

This alteration to the standard duty uniform was introduced to senior officers only at first, but was ultimately trickled down to lower-ranking crewmembers by 2368. Still, while all officers aboard starships wore the same basic uniform, senior officers and department heads generally wore the belted version while other crew members wore the tighter, non-belted versions.

By the year 2367, Starfleet had introduced Variant of this uniform a Less Former style used mostly on Non-Flag ship vessels and Non primary Stations. It reversed the familiar two-tone arrangement of black over department colors from the previous uniform style, and resembled the cadet uniforms of the previous uniform style. The combadge was updated around this time with the new Starfleet insignia, although some flag officer uniforms still used the previous design.

The new uniform was a loose-fitting, two-piece black jumpsuit with division color on the shoulders, usually worn with an open collar over a purplish-gray mock-turtleneck shirt. Under the uniform jacket and shirt was an undershirt with the same bluish violet-gray of the mock turtleneck. Comparable to a utility jumpsuit.

**Male Duty Uniform Type A**

**Male Duty Uniform Type A**

**Male Duty Uniform Type B**

**Male Duty Uniform Type B**

## Flag officer uniform

In 2366, a new flag officer's uniform was introduced. Retaining the familiar long jacket and trousers, this newer version was simpler, abandoning the distinctive black wedge cutout from the previous design for a gold-trimmed closure running down the front of the uniform. The sleeves of the uniform were also modified, now bearing the rank insignia within a wide, black cuff.

This version was ultimately retired from service in the year 2374 in favor of yet another design.

Flag Officer Duty Uniform Type A

Flag Officer Duty Uniform Type A

Flag Officer Duty Uniform Type B

## Dress uniform

Originally Introduced in 2350, this version of the dress uniform introduced rank insignia to the right shoulder and swapped the single gold braid for two narrower braids running parallel to each other (one gold, one silver), which together were the same thickness as the original. The gold braids also no longer extended below the black material that covered the shoulders from the yoke upwards.

An Admiral's version of this uniform also existed, which was worn in the same style except for the gold braid which was much thicker.

Dress Uniform

Dress Uniform

Flag Officer Dress Uniform