Get ready, America. Space Force is getting fashionable.
The galactic agency on Tuesday revealed sleek, new uniform prototypes at the 2021 Air, Space & Cyber Conference, threads the official Space Force Twitter account praised as "modern, distinctive" and "professional."

Gen. John W. "Jay" Raymond – the first Space Force chief of operations – led the presentation, bringing two so-called "Guardians" on stage to model the uniforms. "Its dark blue coat – almost black - with upturned collar, closes with a diagonal row of six buttons," Air Force Magazine wrote.
The six buttons are apparently a nod to the agency's establishment as the U.S. Armed Forces' sixth branch. Also included in the uniforms are "mirror-finish U.S. pins worn on the collar, and silver braid near the cuffs."
Images of the uniforms were shared across social media, with comparisons to various space-age uniforms seen in popular sci-fi fan favorites like "Galaxy Quest," "Star Trek" and "Battlestar Galactica."
Battlestar Galactica pic.twitter.com/gHNvKfv7ZB
— Ella Illioff (@milioffuk) September 21, 2021
The new Space Force uniform
— Peter W. Singer (@peterwsinger) September 21, 2021
A blend of the Star Trek Enterprise dress uniform, but with the Mirror Universe diagonal pic.twitter.com/2XyGxJN0Tq
Raymond explained the agency will accept comments and tweaks in the coming months before the uniforms undergo testing.
It's not clear when the prototypes could become required dress.




