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National Park Service UNIFORM CATALOG to My Fellow INDEX Uniformed Employees: Accessories 14-17 Our Uniform Is Important National Park Service UNIFORM CATALOG To My Fellow INDEX Uniformed Employees: Accessories 14-17 Our uniform is important. To our visitors, it is an identity. To co-workers, it is our Appearance Posters shared identity. Class A 12 I've had the honor and privilege of Class B 13 wearing the uniform from my first days as a seasonal ranger at Grand Teton. I was Brush Pants 4 and remain proud of the traditions the Coveralls 11 uniform represents and proud of the uniform itself. Dress Coats 5 Our uniform is a legacy even older than Footwear 18-19 the National Park Service. The first authorized "park ranger" uniform was Garment Care 24 delivered to a national park in 1911, half a decade before the Service itself was created. Jeans 4 Over time, the NPS uniform has become one of the most recognized and Lifeguard Wear 20-21 respected images in America. It has come to represent reverence for the re­ Maternity Wear 22 sources and regard for the visitors who have been entrusted to our care. Ordering Information 23 This new catalog underscores the continuing effort to assure that the uniform will Outerwear 6-10 sustain that legacy of professionalism. It also reflects the changing workplace concerns of those who will carry that tradition far into the new millennium. Shirts 1-2 Let us go forward together, proudly, in the uniform of this great agency. Shorts 4 Skirts 3 Trousers 3 The National Park Service recognizes the This uniform catalog and ordering guide have been importance of the uniform to the Service's produced in conjunction with Horace Small Apparel public image and employee pride. We Company and R&R Uniforms, Inc. to assist you in or­ continually strive to ensure the highest de­ dering your designated apparel. gree of consistency in uniform appearance Below is a brief overview of the system structure and ommensurate with the diversity of tasks and each uniform category. For more information, please climates in which Service employees perform their check with your uniform coordinator, or refer to NPS- assigned duties. 43, the National Park Service Uniform Guideline. A-Formal Dress trousers or skirt, formal dress shirt, dress coat, dress topcoat, ranger hat, tie, tie tack, USNPS collar insignia, dress shoes A-Semi-Formal Dress trousers or skirt, service dress shirt, service dress jacket (Ike jacket), ranger hat, tie, tie tac, USNPS collar insignia, dress shoes A-Service Dress trousers or skirt, service dress shirt, ranger hat A-Field Field trousers or field shorts, field shirt, ranger hat A-Work Field trousers, field jeans, brush pants or field shorts, field shirt, ball cap B-Service Field trousers, field jeans, brush pants, field shirt, ball cap, tie B-Work Field trousers, field jeans, brush pants, field shirt, ball cap SHIRTS FORMAL DRESS SHIRT if MADE IN THE USA Heather grey, 65% polyester/35% combed cotton, 3.5 ounce broadcloth Men's Long Sleeve #10500 Men's Short Sleeve #10600 Women's Long Sleeve #10501 Women's Short Sleeve #10601 T Banded collar • Two breast pockets T Placket front SERVICE DRESS SHIRT *}? MADE IN THE USA Grey, 65% polyester/35% rayon, 10-10.5 ounce permanent press tropical Men's Long Sleeve #10700 Men's Short Sleeve #10800 Women's Long Sleeve #10701 Women's Short Sleeve #10801 T Shoulder epaulets T Permanent collar stays T Badge tab T Short sleeve - convertible collar T Pen compartment T Long sleeve - banded collar T Military creases • NPS shoulder emblem FIELD SHIRT c^it MADE IN THE USA Grey, 65% polyester/ 35% combed cotton, permanent press poplin Men's Short Sleeve #65000 Women's Short Sleeve #65001 • Shoulder epaulets T Permanent collar stays T Badge tab T Convertible collar • Pen compartment T NPS shoulder emblem Horace Small Apparel Co. / R&R Uniforms, Inc. PHONE 1 •800'448'7968 FAX 1 «61 5«248«3437 1 FIELD SHIRT ^W MADE IN THE USA Grey, 65% polyester/ 35% combed cotton, permanent press twill Men's Long Sleeve #10740 Women's Long Sleeve #10741 Grey, 65% polyester/ 35% combed cotton, permanent press poplin COOLMAX TURTLENECK %>M MADE IN THE USA Men's Short Sleeve #10840 Black, worsted spun 100% polyester, Women's Short Sleeve #10841 Cool max® T Long sleeve- banded collar T Pen compartment Men's #290 T Short sleeve-convertible collar • Seven button front Women's #291 • Permanent collar stays • NPS shoulder emblem T Breast pockets T Wicks moisture away from skin T Fabric does not absorb moisture • Stretchy and soft, allows for complete freedom of movement • Fold over neck T Long sleeve T Worn under shirt only TURTLENECK Wi MADE IN THE USA Black, 100% cotton rib knit Men's #280 Women's #281 • Long sleeve T Fold over neck T Worn only under shirt I Horace Small Apparel Co. / R&R Uniforms, Inc. PHONE 1 •800«448«7968 FAX 1 •615«248«3437 TROUSERS DRESS TROUSERS AND SKIRTS^Y"^ MADE IN THE USA Winter: Forest Green, 55% polyester/45% wool, I 6 ounce elastique Men's Trouser #10536 Women's Trouser #12031 Women's Skirt #20121 Summer: Forest Green, 55% polyester/45% wool, II ounce tropical Men's Trouser #10537 Women's Trouser #12041 Women's Skirt #20122 MEN'S TROUSERS SKIRT • Quarter-top front pockets T Modified A-line • Hip pockets with flaps • Back zipper • Snug-Tex" waistband T Two front darts T Watch pocket • Fully lined • Two side pockets WOMEN'S TROUSERS • Waistband has elastic inserts for more comfortable fit T Reinforced front panel T Quarter-top front pockets • Hip pockets with flap FIELD TROUSERS Sralf MADE IN THE USA ri ^ Forest Green, 65% polyester/ 35% combed cotton, 8 ounce, permanent press twill Men's Trousers #10540 Women's Trousers #12021 MEN'S TROUSERS • Quarter-top front pockets Watch pocket • Bartacks at all points of strain WOMEN'S TROUSERS • Waistband has elastic inserts for more comfortable fit • Reinforced front panel • Quarter-top front pockets • Bartacks at all points of strain Horace Small Apparel Co. / R&R Uniforms, Inc. PHONE 1 •800-448-7968 FAX 1 «61 5'248«3437 ] BRUSH PANTS Wi MADE IN THE USA Forest Green, 100% cotton duck weave Men's Pant #203 Women's Pant #204 T Dungaree style for ease of movement • Deep front quarter-top pockets • Hip patch pockets with flaps and button fasteners • Leg fronts and cuffs have double fabric for durability and extra protection Made to Measure not available CLASS FIELD JEANS W5 MADE IN THE USA Forest Green, 50% polyester/ 50% combed cotton, 8 ounce twill, permanent press Men's Jeans #10640 Women's Jeans.... #12010 T Conventional five pocket jean style T Straight leg T Watch pocket FIELD SHORTS Wi MADE IN THE USA Forest Green, 62% polyester/ 34% combed cotton, 4% stretch fabric Men's Shorts #10900 Women's Shorts #10901 • Six pocket hiking short • Two quarter-top front pockets with two smaller flap pockets T Two back pockets with button flaps 4 Horace Small Apparel Co. / R&R Uniforms, Inc. PHONE 1 •800'448'7968 FAX 1 «61 5'248«3437 D>RESS COATS DRESS COAT '•*;* MADE IN THE USA / \ Winter: Forest Green, 55% polyester/45% wool, 16 ounce elastique Men's Coat #157 Women's Coat #158 Summer: Forest Green, 55% polyester/45% wool, 11 ounce tropical Men's Coat #156 Women's Coat #159 T Peak lapel T Fully lined • Four button front T Metal badge tab • Single vent back T NPS shoulder emblem • Faux scalloped front upper and lower flap pockets with metal snap closures SERVICE DRESS JACKET ~ f "IKE JACKET- MADE IN THE USA Forest Green, 55% polyester/45% wool, 16 ounce elastique Men's Jacket #40055 Women's Jacket #40056 T Peak lapel • Zipper front • Pleated breast pockets T Fully lined with scalloped flaps Metal badge tab • Knit insert in sides at T NPS shoulder emblem waistband Horace Small Apparel Co. / R&R Uniforms, Inc. PHONE 1 •800M48-7968 FAX 1 »61 5«248«3437 5 OUTERWEAR DRESS TOPCOAT ^f MADE IN THE USA Grey, Shell 65% polyester/35% combed cotton Men's Zip-out liner: 1 00% acrylic pile Women's Zip-out liner: 40% acrylic /30% polyester / 25% wool / 5% other fibers Men's Top-coat #29850 Women's Top-coat #28720 T Double-breasted • Cuff strap T Belted waist • Zip-out liner T Shoulder epaulets WINDBREAKER Vl3'7 MADE IN THE USA r\*D Forest Green, 100% hi-tech nylon Unisex Windbreaker Class A with badge tab & nameplate holder #50006 Class B without badge tab and nameplate holder #50005 • Sport style collar T Front zipper • Lightweight and breathable • Unlined • Two front pockets • Zipper closure T NPS shoulder emblem 6 Horace Small Apparel Co. / R&R Uniforms, Inc. PHONE 1 •800«448«7968 FAX 1«615'248'3437 FIELD JACKET Sfgjf MADE IN THE USA Forest Green, 65% polyester/ 35% combed cotton, 8 ounce, permanent press twill Men's Jacket #20119 Women's Jacket #20120 • Regulation zipper front • Knit insert in sides at waistband • Breast pockets with button flaps • NPS shoulder emblem • Two button, adjustable cuff T Badge tab (Class A) • Name tag (Class B) • Pen compartment FIELD JACKET LINER PICTURED W5 MADE IN THE USA Black, 100% nylon, quilted Men's Jacket Liner #20000 Women's Jacket Liner #20001 • Long sleeve FLEECE JACKET Wti • Zip-out liner (Order same size as jacket) MADE IN THE USA Forest Green, 100% recycled plastic ecologically sound EcoSpun™ fleece Men's Fleece Jacket #50501 Women's Fleece Jacket #50502 T Rib-knit cuffs and waist T Nylon lined sleeves • Zippered front • Two inside pockets T Zippered hand-warmer pockets T Reinforcements for badge & nameplate (Class A) T NPS shoulder emblem VEST (LASS MADE IN THE USA M Forest Green, 100% Taslan nylon, EcoSpun ™ fleece lined and insulated with 60 gram Thinsulate™ Men's Class A with badge tab & nameplate holder #50505 Women's Class A with badge tab & nameplate holder...
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