Uniforms of the Kapresh Royal Army
The uniforms of the Kapresh Royal Army have evolved from the British and Baustralian Armies. The uniforms of the Kapresh army come from a mixture of different sources, and serve many different purposes. The Kapresh army is quite relaxed on regulations regarding uniforms.
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Full Dress
Full dress is worn on the most formal of parades, and currently can be worn across all regiments, but is usually only worn by higher officers. It consists of a green tunic with gold embroidery, and black pants with a gold stripe down the sides. On the tunic are gold epaulettes and aiguilettes. A green kepi is worn.
Numbered uniforms
Numbered uniforms in Kapreburg are inspired by Baustralian uniforms. Each number has a different purpose. In the Kapresh Royal Army, No. 1 uniforms are for formal events or work. No. 2 uniforms are semi-ceremonial, and are easier to produce. No. 3 uniforms are dinner uniforms, and No. 4 uniforms are combat or training uniforms.
No. 1A dress
No. 1A is the formal uniform worn on the most formal occasions. It consists of a green jacket on a white shirt and black tie, with epaulettes for rank insignia. Aiguilettes can be worn. A green peaked cap is worn.
No. 2A dress
No. 2A is the formal uniform worn on the most formal occasions. It is worn by members of regiments that don't wear No. 1A dress. It consists of a green shirt, with epaulettes for rank insignia, a patch of the coat of arms of Kapreburg on the left arm, and white pants. It also can be commonly worn with a slouch hat.
No. 2B dress
No. 2B is the service dress uniform, worn by all ranks and consists of a grey shirt, with a coat of arms of Kapreburg patch on the left arm, and a black beret.
No. 4 dress
No. 4 dress is the most common dress in the Kapresh army, and there are many variations on it, for different occasions and scenarios. It is usually worn in battle or during field training.
No. 4A dress
No. 4A dress consists of a heavy, green flannel shirt, usually worn with a green hat.
No. 4B dress
No. 4B dress consists of a green jacket with a patch of the coat of arms of Kapreburg on the left arm, and is usually worn with cargo pants or jeans. Either a typical cap, ushanka, or beret can be worn. This uniform is common during the winter, hence the ushanka being a common choice with it.
No. 4C dress
No. 4C dress is common during the summer time, and consists of a buff shirt and buff shorts. It is hardly worn during battle due to the exposure to the bare skin, and is usually only worn during expeditions or field training.