Resistweave Coveralls

Resistweave coveralls comprise the Morrow Project's standard uniform. The coveralls are made of an advanced ballistic cloth called resistweave. While not as effective as kevlar, resistweave is much lighter, more flexible, and, most importantly to Project personnel in the field, breathes.

The coveralls are water- and gas-resistant and flame retardant, and are issued with a zip-on hood for use in hazardous environments.

Resistweave coveralls are issued in khaki, olive drab, and grey, depending on the expected environment. They have multiple patch pockets - two on the chest, four on the hips (two front, two rear), and one on each thigh. Name tape is worn above the right chest pocket, with the Morrow Project patch on the right shoulder and division (Recon, MARS, Science, etc.) on the left, possibly along with a team patch.