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3010 3- 10 MARINE CORPS UNIFORM REGULATIONS should be allowed through the chest and 1 inch at the waist, with the belt of sufficient length to fit the coat waist rather than pulled snugly against the waist of the individual. A properly fitted service coat will ride freely up and down the body when the arms are raised/lowered. b. Blue dress coats are formfitting garments and will be fitted and altered accordingly. c. Only the sleeves, collars, and lapels of the service coat will be creased and pressed flat. Creases in the back skirt of the coats are prohibited. d. The length of all coats will extend about 1 to 2 inches below the individual's crotch. The sleeve cuff bottom will extend to about 1 inch above the second/large joint of the thumb. 3. Females a. The blue dress coats will be worn at all times with the blue and bluewhite uniforms. b. Service and dress coats are semi-formfitting garments and will be fitted and altered accordingly. The coat should fit smoothly but not tightly across the bust and shoulders with sufficient looseness to permit both arms to move freely. c. Coat sleeves/lapels will be roll pressed. 3007. COLLAR, WHITE STRIP. The standing white strip collar is worn by male officers with the evening dress and blue dress uniforms, attached in the inside of the coat or jacket with eyelet fasteners. The collar will have a straight edge high enough to extend not more than 1/4 inch above the uniform collar and will be long enough for the ends to meet in the front without a gap or with a slight overlap. 3008. CUFF LINKS SETS (MALES). The officer or SNCO gold service cuff links sets (Officers have superimposed sterling silver, rhodium-finished Marine Corps emblems; SNCOs have gold-plated Marine Corps emblems superimposed), concave gold or gold- plated cuff links, and MSC and above command level cuff links may be worn at the wearer’s option with the with the male French cuff khaki shirt and dress shirts. 3009. CUMMERBUNDS 1. Scarlet cummerbunds will be worn with the female officers' evening dress "A" (except general officers), the male and female officers' evening dress "B" (except general officers), and the SNCOs evening dress. 2. Cummerbunds will be worn with the pleats opening towards the top. 3010. EARRINGS (FEMALE) 1. Female Marines may wear earrings with service and dress uniforms at the individual's option, according to the following regulations:
MARINE CORPS UNIFORM REGULATIONS a. Small, polished, yellow gold color, ball, or round stud earrings (post, screw-on, or clip), not to exceed 6 millimeters (about 1/4 inch) in diameter, may be worn with the service, blue dress, and blue-white dress. b. Small white pearl or pearl-like earrings (post, screw-on, or clip), not to exceed 6 millimeters (about 1/4 inch) in diameter, may be worn with evening dress uniforms and with the blue dress "A" and blue-white dress "A" uniforms when worn for social events. 2. When worn, earrings will fit tightly against, and will not extend below, the earlobe. Only one earring will be worn on or in each earlobe. 3. Earrings will not be worn with the utility uniform, or while participating in a parade, ceremony, or other similar military functions. 3011. ECWCS PARKA AND TROUSERS. 1. Marines are allowed to purchase the Extended Cold Weather Clothing System (ECWCS) parka and trousers as an optional uniform item and wear it with the utility uniform at their option during cold or inclement weather, except when specifically prohibited by the commander for reasons of uniformity. Marines are authorized to wear ECWCS items with the traditional woodland pattern with the desert and woodland combat utility uniforms. 2. Whenever the optional ECWCS parka is worn, grade insignia will be worn as prescribed in chapter 4. Name tapes may be sewn on the right shoulder pocket flap of the parka/right seat pocket flap of the trouser and service tapes may be sewn on the left shoulder pocket flap of the parka, as the commander prescribes, in a manner that does not damage the weather-proof integrity of the item. 3. Marines who purchase ECWCS parkas or trousers from sources other than Marine Corps Exchange/DoD supply system may wear them provided they are identical in appearance to the standard item, as well as functional and suitable for combat and field wear. Marines who purchase their own ECWCS items may wear them with civilian attire, provided all grade insignia is removed. Organizationally issued ECWCS parkas may not be worn with civilian attire. 3012. FOOTWEAR. (See figs. 3-2 and 3-3.) 1. General a. All Marines may purchase and wear approved commercial black leather and synthetic leather shoes in semi-gloss or high gloss (patent) finishes on an optional basis (approval identification not required for pumps). These shoes may be used to satisfy minimum requirements. Chukka boots are authorized for male officers and SNCO's only. b. Double/platform soles, heels, metal heel or toe plates are prohibited. c. All Marines may wear clear, smoky gray, or black zipper-closure overshoes or rubbers of plain design with the uniform during inclement weather. Additionally, females may wear plain black boots which do not 3012 3- 11
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