[1 dismissal]Black Security Beret

[Fortport]

Can we get the blue beret, denoted below, in black? It can have a bright, blue security insignia on it. This way it matches the corporate set in an alternative way.

We have blue and navy berets with silver or white insignias. I feel like this would be a cool, additional option.

[Guest Marlon Phoenix]

Wearing all black is tacky...

The beret Zaza/headear of sec currently displays their department color too. -1

[Fortport]

1 hour ago, Marlon Phoenix said:

Wearing all black is tacky...

The beret Zaza/headear of sec currently displays their department color too. -1

Corporate jumpsuit is all black with barely a sliver of blue. That's just more of the same by putting a beret on top of that. "Black is tacky" is an opinion, not a fact, you know! Nevermind how you could wear accessories and badges on top of what you have.

[Alberyk]

No. Security has enough snowflake alternate uniforms.

Voting for dismissal.

[Fortport]

3 minutes ago, Alberyk said:

No. Security has enough snowflake alternate uniforms.

Voting for dismissal.

you have got to be joking. it's just adding another piece to the corporate set? "snowflake uniform?" It's a single beret.

Edited December 2, 2019 by Fortport

[AmoryBlaine]

I'm gonna be changing that beret you have there. We already have a blue one and it's more in-line with Security's blue. So, I'll likely make this one darker, or something.

[Fortport]

Just now, AmoryBlaine said:

I'm gonna be changing that beret you have there. We already have a blue one and it's more in-line with Security's blue. So, I'll likely make this one darker, or something.

I'm excited to see it!

[AmoryBlaine]

It likely won't be actually black. Black Sec is not something I think many people want to see because of the connotations it carries. We'll see, though.

[Alberyk]

1 minute ago, Fortport said:

you have got to be joking. it's just adding another piece to the corporate set? "snowflake uniform?" It's just a single beret.

Security is pretty much the only department that has a lot of alternate uniforms for whatever reason. We should not really perpetue this.

[AmoryBlaine]

1 minute ago, Alberyk said:

Security is pretty much the only department that has a lot of alternate uniforms for whatever reason. We should not really perpetue this.

Well, the reason is everyone else is allowed to just wear their own clothing if they don't want to wear their uniform. Also, you usually don't see Doctors, or Scientists wearing hats.

[AmoryBlaine]

Security has two uniforms. Well, three. But the blue and white uniforms are essentially the same aesthetic but to break up the monotony. So really it's the 'professional' uniforms- blue and white, and the tactical uniform- black. If anyone tries to tell me the corporate uniform is formal, I'll beat you up.

[Brutishcrab51]

2 hours ago, Alberyk said:

Security is pretty much the only department that has a lot of alternate uniforms for whatever reason. We should not really perpetue this.

One could also argue that Security is the only department wherein uniform regulations are strictly enforced, Medical being a possible second.

I personally do not want to see more Security uniforms. Completing pre-existing sets is different, so I could get down with a new beret for the corporate security set.

[KingOfThePing]

""strictly enforced"", yeah, very.

[Brutishcrab51]

Well nowadays yeah. I don't see Cargo having to wear their uniforms if they don't choose to, and Service has no established uniform. Engineering often wears what it likes, Command takes a note from their departments in-terms of dress code. Security has to wear their uniforms or they'll get charged.

[KingOfThePing]

Okay, I noticed I sound quite rude, that was not intended. What I wanted to say is: Yes, security's uniform policy is more strictly enforced (depending on the Head of Staff, if any is present though) but they are already compensated that they have the most choices of (enforced) uniforms. I, by the way, would not mind to add this simple suggestion like a black beret.