Built around a long overshirt in silt-green matte ripstop — not a jacket, not quite a coat, landing at mid-thigh — this rig succeeds by looking like it belongs everywhere and nowhere specific. The overshirt has fourteen pockets total, only four of which are externally visible; the rest are internal panel pockets accessed through slotted seams along the side chest, inner hem, and a full-width lower-back channel designed to double as a flat equipment carry. The fabric is woven with an irregular charcoal grid pattern that breaks up body outline on low-resolution surveillance cameras. Underneath, a close-fit base layer in near-black burgundy thermal-weave manages temperature and provides a second surface of scanner-disrupting material. The trousers are slim-cut in dark storm-grey with aug-routing channels along the outer thigh — reinforced conduit seams that guide power cables from leg prosthetics or chrome augmentation without pinching or snagging. A detachable cargo panel can be added or removed from the left thigh via snap-bar. Footwear is a mid-ankle boot in dark green synthetic suede over a rubberized low-profile sole, with magnetic-close side panels instead of laces — fast on, fast off. A narrow hood is stored collapsed inside the overshirt's rear collar and deploys in two seconds, covering the neck and the back of the skull without obscuring peripheral vision.