Hyrech Suit

A grey HAV-1, although commonly comes in black, dark blue, dark green, and white.

The **Hyrech Suit**, also known internationally as the **Australian Suit**, **Haellereonn Suit**, and internally the **HAV**, is a style of predominately male attire in the Australasian Confederated-Commonwealth. Originating in Interity Haellereonn during the leadership of Veorger Aerrolk senn Hyrech. The suit was apart of Hyrech's New Society Program, which were reforms and changes made to Haellereonn society and identity to move in-line with Hyrech's futurist vision.

The design was introduced as an official, mandatory government uniform. The suit quickly caught on with the civilian population as well, with the suit becoming a fashion trend for a modern, powerful image. The suit, whilst originated in Haellereonn, would quickly spread to the Haellereonn colonies in Tasmania, Antarctica, and the Pacific. In the rest of Australia, the suit became polarising. Some people, particularly in the Essolland, Thaemmer and South Geonns, viewed the suit positively and would be popular. Other Regions such as Vaelttrenn, Saerch and Drossland, viewed the suit as Haellereonn propaganda. When the Wexess War began, the Hyrech suit was quickly dropped outside of Haellereonn, South Geonns, and Thaemmer. Former Haellereonn colonies such as Aentieerland and New Caledonia, upon independence, would ban the suit, seeing it as remnants from colonialism.

During the Decade's War, the Raextarg chose to Hyrech suit to become a national dress for all of Australia. Thus the suit was becoming less associated with the authoritarian, militaristic Haellereonn Reoch, but instead becoming a romanticised symbol for Pan-Ossism. The suit saw a rebirth in popularity, Ossites all over Australia were wearing it, and it had even spread to former colonies, after the bans were lifted. The suit even crossed into other nations such as Indonesia, Indochina, Chile, and South Africa, becoming a modern alternative to the western suit. The suit continued to be used after the Oriental War as a national dress through every existing Australian government, including the Aboriginal-supremacist Warraga regime. Today, it's seen as a symbol of pride for Australians, being a common dress for men and people in powerful positions, such as CEOs and Managers. It remains the official uniform for Government workers, in duality with the Western suit.

## Origins

In 2500, as apart of the Golden September Revolution, Haellereonn achieves independence from the EGR to gain full autonomy and choose its own destiny. Leading the new nation was the ambitious Aerrolk senn Hyrech. A self-styled 'man of the modern age', Hyrech believed he alone could bring Haellereonn to modernity, and beyond to the future. From this, Hyrech began the ambitious New Society Program, which would begin the transition to the futurism he set forth. Apart of the New Society, Hyrech introduced his name-sake suit, which was intended on being a modern, sleek take on male attire. It's lack of exterior buttons made it smooth, and it's coming in standard grey, black, and blue gave it a venire of modernity. Simple and elegant, it would be a physical manifestation of the New Society and outage of the old beliefs and values, incompatible with Hyrech's vision. The suit would become a symbol of the classless people of Haellereonns, from the Crog farmers to the leaders of the state, all would wear the Hyrech Suit. Upon release, the Hyrech Suit was officially named the **Haellereonn Attire Version 1** (**HAV-1**). One problem with the design was with the two large pockets on the lower skirt. Hyrech didn't want such pockets, believing them to be too big and ruining the simplicity. However his designers believed that they were needed, if the suit was intended on becoming a governmental uniform. Hyrech eventually conceded, however in return creating the HAV-2, which removed the two large pockets, instead placing two smaller pockets on the chest, creating a total of 4. There was also a HAV-3, which had the original two chest pockets, along with no skirt pockets. There's even a HAV-4, which has all the features, being the 4 chest pockets and 2 skirt pockets. During the designing and creation of the suit, there was also a brief debate on the collar design for the suit. Hyrech wanted the suit to have a ridig, fold-over collar, whilst some of his designers wanted a mandarin collar, which they saw as modern and simplistic. These debates mounted nothing and the fold-over collar was chosen for the final design. Upon release, Hyrech instantly took liking to the suit and could be seen always wearing his black eponymous suit. Hyrech made it, by law, that the Hyrech suit, and the Hyrech suit alone, is the official government uniform, with deviations and variations accepted upon circumstance and context.

## Historical Development

Due to Hyrech's determination for the Hyrech suit to become a nation dress for all of Haellereonn, it naturally became the go-to pick for the Haellereonn establishment, who continued Hyrech-Thought and remained a major faction of the Haeller government. Soon enough, the Hyrech suit became the formal dress for all Haellereonns. It was expected in Haellereonn culture that you would wear the suit to formal events, had powerful positions, and or were to be respected. This shift was happening around the same time that the Western Suit was being viewed increasingly negatively, which was influenced by Hyrech and the New Society. The suit became a symbol of pride for Haellereonns, their own distinct uniform, unlike the other Australian Regions, which continued to use the standard Western suit and necktie.

The average Haellereonn citizen began to wear the Hyrech suit to show their support for the regime and for patriotism. The Hyrech suit became the dominant fashion for men under the Hyrech regime, and it would continue through the Thaexess regime. All future Haellereonn leaders would wear the Hyrech suit, with it continuing to be standard governmental dress. Its popularity remained strong in Haellereonn, with it even spreading outside of Haellish borders. In Essolland and South Geonns, two other independent Regions in Australia, the Hyrech suit caught on as a popular alternative to the Western suit. It became associated with intellectuals and modernists. This was aided by Hyrech's popularity in other Regions, as a modernising, intellectual man of the future. Such politicians as Saernnish socialist, Vinn Dreogmann, would wear the Hyrech suit with an open collar and turtleneck underneath.

South Geonns, which was a de facto client state of Haellereonn, would adopt it as a national dress. Other Regions, such as Vaelttrenn, Saerch and Drossland would not tolerate the Hyrech suit. The people of these Regions, who in general were more progressive, liberal and democratic, would disdain from the Hyrech suit. It was seen as tacky, militaristic and a Haellereonn propaganda ploy. The Western Suit was therefore entrenched in these societies, becoming the attire of democracy, tradition, and freedom. In return, the Hyrech suit would become the attire of change, anti-establishment and new politics. In the Vaelttrennic Election of 2525, the main candidates were democratic socialist Aeyross Dronner versus the bombastic Drott Oepper, who many saw as a lacky to Haellereonn interests. Dronner wore a grey suit with a blue shirt and white necktie, on the other hand, Oepper wore a black Hyrech suit. The culturally important election saw Dronner win, triumphantly ahead of Oepper. This election saw the death of the Hyrech suit in Vaelttrenn, with it becoming associated with Oepper and the fact that Oepper had actually been liked by Hyrech and the Haellereonns, who tried to support and boost him. It didn't help that Vaelttrenn and Haellereonn were enemies of one another.

In Taessland, which had been a Haellereonn colony since 2511, the Hyrech suit became associated with the Haellereonn Aristocracy that had dominated the government and running of the colony. Taessians, who were not allowed to run in government or even in politics, began to resent the suit. Viewed as a symbol of their oppression and treatment as second-class citizens in their own homeland. In protests, protesters and rioters would burn Hyrech suits along with Haellereonn flags other Haellish insignia. Crackdowns on these protests and Taessish rights would increase the animosity between the Taess and Haellers. When Taessland became independent, it distanced itself from Haellereonn and went as far as to ban the Hyrech suit. Taess alike on both sides of the spectrum, including radicals and extremists, united together in their hatred for the Haellereonns, and thus extending to their hatred to the Hyrech Suit. In Taess culture, the Hyrech suit and similar-looking designs have become associated with villainous, untrustworthy, and evil characters. One example being Sir Thaexelleonn-Raeddax senn Hyreonn, who, along with General Dryeth senn Blaemmennaxer, is the main villain in the Taessish animated series Nathan's Night (Hyreonn is an allegory for Haellereonn Aristocracy), wears a black Hyrech Suit. After all the years since Haellereonn control during the Interity, bygons have become bygones, and the Hyrech Suit is now socially acceptable.

Upon the beginning of the Wexess War 2689, the Hyrech Suit and its prevalence outside of Haellereonn and Dexeonn instantly vanished. Quickly the term, Haellereonn, became negative, due to its association with the war raging on, and the fact that Haellereonn was the clear aggressor. All pretences that the Hyrech Suit could be disassociated with Haellereonn was quickly disregarded with Haellereonn propaganda, which prominently displayed the Hyrech Suit. Thus the suit was disregarded by the rest of Australia, and following the end of the Wexess War and the Haellereonn defeat, there were talks of making the Haellereonns halt their usage of the Hyrech Suit. Instead they would begin to use the Western Suit, however these demands were denied by Haellereonn, on culturally grounds, to which the victorious powers begrudgingly accepted. The Hyrech Suit would continue, but in Haellereonn, and Haellereonn alone.

The Hyrech Suit could continue to be used by the Haellereonns, remaining unchanged and unaltered. Occasionally, for example in 2863, the Econ Regite of Haellereonn, Draviidar, wanted to scrap the Hyrech Suit and have the lower echelons of Haellereonn politics wear the standard Western Suit like the rest of the world. This lead to a brief battle between the Haellereonn political elite and Draviidar. Eventually Draviidar stepped down due to recent corruption allegations, being replaced by Oberdan, who did not pursue Draviidar's anti-Hyrech Suit campaign.

The Raextarg, which began in Haellereonn, but had to switch operations to Geonns due to persecution by the Regional government. Despite this, the Raextarg remained heavily influenced by Haeller culture and ideals, due to the original thirty founding members all being Haellish. Ossader, the paramount founder and main figure in the party, was Haellereonn himself. Thus, Ossader would often wear a dark navy blue Hyrech Suit, with him making the suit be apart of party uniform. As the Raextarg was growing in size and influence, more and more members all over Australia joined. Some took vexation to the Hyrech Suit being the uniform, with bad memories of the Wexess War still prevalent. Ossader, to prove the Hyrech Suit innocent, would start a propaganda campaign to try to make the Hyrech Suit a symbol of Australia, and not of Haellereonn. He crafted the image of a uniquely Australian attire, one that the EGR tried to oppress, using the Draviidar case as his example. He entangled Pan-Ossism into this case, making the suit into a romantic symbol of the Oss, for the Oss. With the Raextarg eventually becoming the dominant and leading organisation in Oss independence, Ossader's campaign for Hyrech Suit amnesty would succeed. All over Australia, as protest against the EGR, the people would wear the Hyrech Suit.

## Notes

1. ↑ HAV, standing for Haellereonn Attire Version, isn't an official name, but rather acting as a catch-all slang for any version of the suit
2. ↑ Veorger is the Haellereonn term used for its supreme leader, translating into "Leader". Cognate to the German Führer
3. ↑ Geonns is the Ossish name for Queensland
4. ↑ Region is used as an alternative to State/Nation in EGR context
5. ↑ Vaelttrenn is the Ossish name for Victoria
6. ↑ Drossland is the Ossish name for the Top End
7. ↑ Crog was an artificial crop developed by Haellereonn, as apart of the New Society.
8. ↑ Hyrech-Thought was the main branch of Social Popularism, the official state ideology under Hyrech.
9. ↑ Taessland is Tasmania in Ossish
10. ↑ Regite is the term used for the governor of an EGR Region
11. ↑ Geonns refers to Queensland