MCO P1020.34G W CH 1-5 MARINE CORPS UNIFORM ...
MCO P1020.34G W CH 1-5 MARINE CORPS UNIFORM ...
MCO P1020.34G W CH 1-5 MARINE CORPS UNIFORM ...
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<strong>MARINE</strong> <strong>CORPS</strong> <strong>UNIFORM</strong> REGULATIONS<br />
is worn with the officers' blue dress coat. The shirt cuffs should extend<br />
1/8 inch below the bottoms of the coat sleeves.<br />
b. The male white soft-bosom shirt with pique placket is a plain<br />
neckband style evening shirt. It has barrel-type cuffs fastened with cuff<br />
links and three buttonholes for studs on the front placket. It is worn with<br />
the officers' evening dress uniform. The white stiff-bosom shirt with one or<br />
two buttonholes may be worn until replacement is required.<br />
c. The male white pleated soft-bosom shirt is an evening style shirt<br />
with turned-down collar, pleated front, with two to three buttonholes for<br />
studs on the front shirt placket, and French cuffs. It is worn with the<br />
SNCOs evening dress uniforms.<br />
3027. SKIRTS<br />
1. Skirts will be of conventional length and sweep appropriate to the<br />
appearance of the uniform and the individual. Service and dress uniform<br />
skirts, except the long skirt, will be from 1 inch above the kneecap to 1<br />
inch below the kneecap.<br />
2. Skirts will have a hem or facing from 2 inches to 3 inches wide and the<br />
seams will be pressed open and flat.<br />
3. The evening dress skirt will be black polyester-wool tropical material,<br />
floor length with center back pleat and fully lined with black rayon lining.<br />
The short evening dress skirt will be of the same material as the long skirt<br />
but will be knee length. The long black skirt will always be worn with the<br />
officers' evening dress "A" uniform. Either the long or short black skirt<br />
may be worn with all other officer and SNCO evening dress uniforms, depending<br />
on the degree of formality required. The old-style long skirt without center<br />
back pleat may continue to be worn until replacement is required. Officers<br />
and SNCOs will wear white skirts as part of the blue-white uniform during the<br />
summer uniform season, unless the commander prescribes blue-white slacks per<br />
guidance discussed in paragraph 3028.<br />
3028. SLACKS<br />
1. General<br />
3027<br />
a. Slacks will be long enough to break slightly over the shoe in front<br />
and to reach the juncture of the welt of the shoe in the rear. A variation<br />
of 1/2 inch above the welt is acceptable. The hem on the slacks will be from<br />
2 to 3 inches wide.<br />
b. Slacks will be pressed to present a smooth vertical crease at about<br />
the center front and rear of each leg. The crease will extend from the<br />
bottom of the hem to about 2 inches above the crotch.<br />
2. Service Slacks. Slacks may be worn as part of the service "A," "B," or<br />
"C" uniform. Wearing the service slacks as a working uniform is at the<br />
individual's option. On specific occasions that require uniformity (i.e.,<br />
formations, ceremonies, inspections, parades, social events), commanders at<br />
their discretion may direct either that the skirt or slacks be worn. Slacks<br />
are authorized for wear on leave/liberty.<br />
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