Your Uniform

[IB107]

*cough* lol.. i actually dislike black on black or blue on blue....

if i was in charge of making uniforms, i would diffently stay away from meduim blue,yellow and white..

now like a forest green over black or tan over black or brown is not that bad..

i do like red over black with red stripes... but not many ppl do...

i also like dark grey over black :P

[davis002]

Some people will likely disagree with me, but I have lost my faith in 5.11. Ironically, a little over a year ago I loved 5.11 Uniforms. I especially like the long sleeve uniform shirt with those unique chest pockets, but they don't make any uniform shirts in grey. Anyways, 5.11 is great if you are fine with replacing your uniform every 6 months. Everything I have ever bought from 5.11 has fallen apart within 6-9 months of purchase. We're talking polos, socks, jackets, etc. At the same time, I wont be caught dead in anything made by Lawpro for the same reasons. Elbeco and Blauer is a better choice. Yes, it will cost you more initially, but the quality is unmatched. JMHO

[IB107]

Elbeco textrop is what we wear for our shirts, and elbeco pants and or proper bdu pants.

Elbeco is a high quailty shirt, creases hold well, thick and not "floppy and see thru like a lot of other shirts are" all though it is a lil warmer than some ill take my Elbeco's over anything else ive tried including galls line of shirts...

[davis002]

Snapped a quick picture before work. I'll see if I can get some better ones soon.

[EMTGuard]

Holy crap. You guys carry carbines? What are you guarding? A Nuke site?

[N. A. Corbier]

Holy crap. You guys carry carbines? What are you guarding? A Nuke site?

Patrol Rifle in the trunk. I want the same. Why? Because a rifle puts more accurate fire on target. And if its bad enough that you need a rifle, waiting 30 minutes for the police to setup, coordinate, then arrive isn't going to help you or your client.

[davis002]

Patrol Rifle in the trunk. I want the same. Why? Because a rifle puts more accurate fire on target. And if its bad enough that you need a rifle, waiting 30 minutes for the police to setup, coordinate, then arrive isn't going to help you or your client.

Actually locked in a roof mount above the driver/passenger seat.

[N. A. Corbier]

Actually locked in a roof mount above the driver/passenger seat.

Stop thinking! You're going to do something right over there...

On another note, I never understood why you would lock a long gun, rifle or shotgun, in the trunk. When I was working a post for a warm body company in the early 90s, I was put in "charge" of a bunch of non-licensed ticket takers at a venue. The security company's grand idea to save money - they take tickets, I take enforcement action, they save on licensing fees. One of the uniformed ticket takers was a Clearwater Police officer who was just retired. 90% of the ticket takers were former LE, and all of us had 4 hours to kill in the breakroom. So we started telling stories to pass the time.

Got to the part about where Clearwater Police put their shotguns in the trunks of their cars, because the shotgun couldn't fit in the passenger space. His words were priceless:

"Sirs! Yes, you six thugs in the car! Stay where you are while I go to the trunk and get my shotgun, please!"

[davis002]

Stop thinking! You're going to do something right over there...

On another note, I never understood why you would lock a long gun, rifle or shotgun, in the trunk. When I was working a post for a warm body company in the early 90s, I was put in "charge" of a bunch of non-licensed ticket takers at a venue. The security company's grand idea to save money - they take tickets, I take enforcement action, they save on licensing fees. One of the uniformed ticket takers was a Clearwater Police officer who was just retired. 90% of the ticket takers were former LE, and all of us had 4 hours to kill in the breakroom. So we started telling stories to pass the time.

Got to the part about where Clearwater Police put their shotguns in the trunks of their cars, because the shotgun couldn't fit in the passenger space. His words were priceless:

"Sirs! Yes, you six thugs in the car! Stay where you are while I go to the trunk and get my shotgun, please!"

HAHA! Yea the idea is when the fit hits the shan, you need to be able to react quickly.

[boes1970]

My uniform

Darkblue pants
Lightblue shirt
with shoulderpads companyname
patch on shirtpocket companyname
patch above pocket (national security emblem)
Black boots

Keys of the centre (when on duty)
Maglite
Motorola GP340
Cell phone
Latexgloves (in case off first-aid)

No weapons, no handcuffs (not allowed by law)

[Arff312]

our uniform is :
White Shirt w/ epalutes (or POLO)
Black /Dark blue pants (cargos optional)
Boots

My belt is bianchi :
Double cuffs
Keys
OC
Tour track
D-cell
Stinger
Radio
Gloves

[PSOfficer]

Uniforms

What we wear, I actually like our uni's.

Black BDU pants.
White polo shirt, badge emblem on front, "Public Safety" print on back.
5.11 A.T.A.C. 8" boots
Nylon Duty belt
Nitrile glove holder
Radio holster.
Peerless chain handcuffs in nylon case
S&W Model 300 hinged, on a loop for plain view
Flashlight loop
OC in nylon.

[Mall Director]

Typically ours..

We have a pretty common uniform.. And at the end of this I know I am gonna hear it from you guys

White Uniform Shirt,
Company logo on each sleeve (black and gold)
Badge of course
Commendation bars (if earned)
Black slacks
Nylon duty belt
Keepers
Latex Glove pouch (and gloves)
Radio Holder
Motorolla P110's ad CT 250's
OC Holder (MK4) + OC (2 if authorized, interior spray, exterior spray)
Stinger type holder + light
Silent Key holder + keys
2 Double cuff cases + 4 nickel sets of cuffs
CPR mask holder + mask
cell holder (nylon of course)+ cell
2 compartment containers
Nylon Leatherman holder + tool
Nylon audio case + audio recorder
All of which is nylon
Magnum duty boots

and finally, yes, the @@@@@ trooper hat with accessories.

Officers can also attach further gear, if nylon holder is used.

[Eric]

and yes im fugly

We are all beautiful in our own unique way.

Working in house, we dress as the poulation does. Golf shirt, dress pants and wear the company ID.
When I started here in the 80's, we wore business suits - pin stripe - that were supplied, and our own shirts & ties.

Worked with guns before this job though.

[Mr. Security]

Uniform

Regardless of the style, it's very important that it is worn in a dignified manner. Pants pressed, shirt laundered and ironed, shirt and pants tucked in properly, and good posture. If you wear a clip-on tie, it needs to be the proper length, clean and pressed, and fit the collar correctly.

A sloppy uniform conveys indifference and laziness.