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Military Uniform Mail Order Catalog MILITARY UNIFORM MAIL ORDER CATALOG TABLE OF CONTENTS Page General Information 1 Introduction 3 DSCP (Issue Type Uniform and Accessories Items) 5 Availability List Service Ribbons & Order of Precedence 12 Mail Order Forms 16 Order Forms for Name and Service Tape 16 Order Form for Medal Mounting 16 Index 17 Price List 18 View Catalog on-line at: www.usmc-mccs.org GENERAL INFORMATION 1. Member's Social Security number, full name, rank and 8. A military mail order catalog price list is provided duty address together with the order submission date, under separate cover. It should only be used to must be included with any correspondence and/or estimate pricing, as prices are subject to change remittance for mail orders to Catalog Mail Order Points. without notice. For current pricing, contact the 2. Checks or money order payments should be made out Catalog Mail Order Point to which the order will be in the full name of the Catalog Mail Order Point, to placed. include the name of the Command and location. 9. All items sold through this catalog are approved for 3. Full payment (including postage) must be submitted sale to individual Marines by the Commandant of prior to order processing, unless the Uniform Clothing the Marine Corps and bear approved serial Deferred Payment Plan (UCDPP) or a charge card numbers. (Master, Visa, American Express or Discover card) is 10. Marine Corps Uniforms, both Commercial and selected for payment. Purchases made through the DSCP, (issue type) may be purchased on either UCDPP will be in accordance with the arrangements Master, Visa, American Express or Discover credit established under a signed agreement. cards, as well as the Uniform Clothing Deferred 4. Sizes, color and item description must be furnished with Payment Plan. DSCP items are sold at the orders that require these elements. prevailing DSCP cost price. 5. Uniforms that normally require alterations will be 11. Correspondence and mail order inquiries should be shipped at sell price minus the normal markup for directed to the appropriate Mail Order Catalog Point alterations. All items of uniform will be shipped without as listed on page 3 of the catalog. alterations. Marine Corps Order PI 0120.28 (individual 12. Catalog items are grouped. See the index of the clothing regulations) paragraph 1404.6 provides catalog to help you locate uniform items. instructions on alteration expenses for DSCP (issue 13. Additional copies of this catalog and order forms type) clothing sold through mail order. may be obtained by contacting: 6. Unless otherwise specified, uniforms and accessories will be shipped within 24 hours of receipt of order. In Commandant of the Marine Corps some instances it may be necessary to special order Personal and Family Readiness sizes, such as shoes, etc. There will be some delay for Division Code(MRX) these shipments. 3044 Catlin Avenue 7. Merchandise returned for credit must be returned within Quantico, VA. 22134-5099 30 days after receipt. Merchandise, which has been Attn: Military Uniform Section altered, is not returnable. Or by calling the following numbers: DSN 278-6307 Commercial 703-784-6307 Marine Corps Uniform Catalog 1 DEFENSE SUPPLY CENTER PHILADELPHIA The below lists provide the DSCP items available through mail order. Mail order procedures are located on page 18 of this catalog. The Navy Uniform Support Center, Chesapeake, VA is the mail order point for DSCP issue type uniform items; however, DSCP issue items may be ordered in conjunction with Commercial uniform items from the Military Clothing Sales Store at both Camp Lejeune, NC and Camp Pendleton, CA. DSCP-TYPE CLOTHING FOR MALE MARINES Bag, Duffel, Nylon, OG Crown, Service Cap, White, Shirt, Man's, Poly/Wool LS Belt, Trousers, Khaki Poly/Rayon Shirt, Man's, Poly/Wool Qtr Sleeve Boots, Combat Crown, Service Cap, PWG, Green Shoes, Men's, Dress, Black Boots, Combat, Tropical Drawers, Cotton, Briefs, White Socks, Cotton/Nylon, Black Buckle, Web Belt, Brass Frame, Service Cap Socks, Man's, Cushion Sole, Stretch Buckle, Belt, Brass Gloves, Leather, Black, Unisex Type Cap, Utility, Camouflage Insignia, Black, Button, Metal, Sweater, Pull-Over, Olive Green Cap, Service, Poly/Wool Gab Green Screwpost Undershirt, Mans Qtr Sleeve Brown Clasp, Necktie Insignia, BOS, Cap, Black Trousers, Man's, P/W Gabardine, Coat, Man's, P/W Gabardine, Green Insignia, BOS, Cap, Gold Green Coat, Man's, P/W Gabardine, Blue Insignia, Button Screwpost, Gold Trousers, Man's, P/W Gabardine, Coat, Man's, All Weather, Dress Insignia, BOS, Collar, Black Blue Coat, Camouflage, Enhanced, HW Insignia, BOS, Garrison Cap Trousers, Cam, Enhanced HW BDU BDU Necktie, Khaki Trunks, General Purpose Undershirt, Cotton, White, Crew Neck Undershirt, Man's, Qtr Sleeve, Brown DSCP-TYPE CLOTHING FOR FEMALE MARINES Bag, Duffel, Nylon, OG Coat, Camouflage, Enhanced HW BDU Shirt Woman's Khaki Poly/Wool Belt, Trousers, Khaki Coat, Woman's Poly/Wool Gab Green Qtr/Sleeve Boots, Combat Coat, Woman's Poly/Wool Gab Blue Shoes Woman's Oxford Black Boots, Combat, Tropical Gloves, Leather Black, Unisex Skirt Woman's Poly/Wool Gab Green Buckle, Web belt, Brass Insignia, Cap BOS Gold, Screwpost Skirt Woman's Poly/Wool Gab Blue Cap, Garrison, Poly/Wool Gab Insignia, Cap BOS Black, Screwpost Slacks Woman's Poly/Wool Gab Green Green Insignia, Collar BOS Black Pr Slacks Woman's Poly/Wool Gab Blue Cap, Service Woman's, Vinyl, Insignia, Garrison Cap BOS Black Socks Woman's Cushion Sole, Stretch White Necktab Woman's Black Type Cap, Garrison, Poly/Wool Gab Necktab Woman's Green Sweater, Pull Over Olive Green Green Shirt Woman's Khaki Poly/Wool Trousers, Enhanced HW BDU Cap, Utility, Camouflage, Hot L/Sleeve Trunks, General Purpose Weather Coat, All Weather Marine Corps Uniform Catalog 2 INTRODUCTION This catalog has been prepared to assist Marines, no matter where stationed, to obtain required uniform items through mail order. The catalog includes both Commercial and DSCP (issue type) uniforms and accessories for Officer and Enlisted Marines, both male and female. Listed below are the names and locations of the authorized Marine Corps Uniform Mail Order Points, including the type of uniforms available at each location. Women Officer uniforms are available only at the Marine Corps Exchange Uniform Shop at Quantico, VA. Uniforms may be ordered by phone or by using the order form located on page 16. Commercial Uniforms and Accessories Marine Corps Exchange (0120) Male and Female Officer Uniforms Uniform Shop MCCDC Quantico, VA 22134-0229 Commercial 703-640-7262 Outside VA 800-762-8762 Commercial Uniforms and Accessories Marine Corps Exchange (0130) Male Officer Uniforms Military Clothing Sales Store DSCP (Issue Type) Uniforms and Accessories 1401 West Road Male and Female Enlisted Marines Camp Lejeune, NC 28547-2539 Commercial 910-451-2802/3107 DSN 484-2802/3170 Outside NC 888-267-3559 Commercial Uniforms and Accessories Marine Corps Exchange (0140) Male Officer Uniforms Military Clothing Sales Store DSCP (Issue Type) Uniforms and Accessories Marine Corps Base - Bldg. 2261 Male and Female Enlisted Marines Camp Pendleton, CA 92055-5003 Commercial 760-725-4688 Outside CA 877-739-5724 DSCP (Issue Type) Uniforms only. Navy Uniform Support Center Male and Female Enlisted Marines 1545 Crossways Blvd., Suite 200 Chesapeake, VA 23320 Commercial 804-420-7987 Outside VA 800-368-4088 Marine Corps Uniform Catalog 3 EVENING DRESS OFFICERS EVENING DRESS OFFICERS MEN'S WOMEN'S Jacket, Evening Dress, 12-oz Black Wool Broadcloth, Evening Dress Jacket, Black, Tropical, w/Scarlet Satin Lining and Shoulder Straps. D-l 8.5 to 9.5 oz. Polyester/Wool.....D-10 Trousers, Evening Dress, 12-oz Black Wool Evening Dress Skirt, Black, Tropical, Broadcloth / Synthetic Gold Braid Sewn Down Both 8.5 to 9.5 oz. Polyester/Wool Outside Seams...D-2 Long Skirt.....D-11 Short Skirt.....D-12 NOTE: Both Jacket and Neck size must be indicated for Evening Dress Jacket ORNAMENTATION SLEEVE DEVICE ORNAMENTATION A. General Officer.....D-13 SLEEVE DEVICE B. Field Grade Officer.....D-14 A. General Officer.....D-4 C. Company Grade Officer.....D-15 B. Field Grade Officer.....D-5 COLLARS C. Company Grade Officer.....D-6 Evening Dress Collar, Sold Unfinished.....D-16 Uniform size must be included COLLARS and SHOULDER STRAPS Collar, Evening Dress, Sizes 15 through 191/2 EVENING DRESS SNCO Neck Size Must Be Indicated On Order ....... D-7 WOMEN'S Shoulder Boards, Sold by Pair.....D-8 Jacket, Evening Dress, Black, Tropical, Coat Size Must Be Indicated When Ordering Shoulder 8.5 to 9.5 oz. Poly/Wool ..............D-19 Board Skirt, Evening Dress, Black, Tropical, 8.5 to 9.5 oz. Poly/Wool EVENING DRESS SNCO Long Skirt........................D-11 MEN'S Short Skirt ......................D-12 Jacket, Evening Dress, Dark Blue, 10.6 oz Poly/Wool Gabardine.....D-17 Trousers, Evening Dress, Sky Blue, Hi-Rise Waist, 10.6 oz. Poly/Wool, Gabardine.....D-18 Marine Corps Uniform Catalog 4 UNIFORM OFFICERS UNIFORM OFFICERS MEN'S WOMEN'S Dress Blue, Gabardine, 10.6 oz, Polyester/Wool Dress Blue, 10.6 oz, Poly/Wool, Gabardine Gabardine Jacket, Dark Blue.....D-20 Jacket, Dark Blue..... D-27 Trousers, Sky Blue.....D-21 Skirt, Dark Blue..... D-28 Dress Blue, Elastique, 16 oz, 100% Wool Elastique Slacks, Sky Blue..... D-29 Jacket, Dark Blue..... D-22 Dress White Skirt, Poly/Rayon, Gabardine..... D-30 Trousers, Sky Blue..... D-23 Dress White Slacks, Poly/Rayon, Gabardine Dress White Trousers, Poly/Rayon, Gabardine..... D-24 Special Order Only.....D-31 Service Uniform, 10.6 oz, Poly/Wool, Green Gabardine Service Uniform, 10.6 oz, Poly/Wool, Green Gabardine Jacket..... D-25 Trousers..... D-26 Jacket..... D-32 Skirt.........D-33 TROUSER STRIPES Slacks......D-34 Evening Dress, Braid Fancy Weave 1 1/4" Wide, Gold w/Scarlet Center Stripe....
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