A reversible mid-length jacket anchors this set — one side a muted copper-brown twill with faint diagonal texture, the other a washed slate-grey microweave that reads as generic transit worker at a glance. The jacket features a split-back panel with magnetic detach seams at the shoulder blades, accommodating tail geneware or spinal rig hardware without bunching. Concealed inside-chest channels run parallel to the sternum for flat holster inserts or folded tools, and a hidden inner hem pocket spans the full width of the back panel. Beneath it, a dense rust-amber henley in scanner-resistant polymerized cotton sits close to the body, collar high enough to obscure a neck-line neural port. The trousers are straight-leg in dark ochre canvas with reinforced kneepad pockets (empty by default, functional when loaded) and two thigh channels for quick-draw tool access. Footwear is a low-profile boot in oil-tanned synthetic leather, cork-composite sole for reduced acoustic signature on hard floors, ankle-height with a side-zip hidden under a fold of material. The whole look reads as a mid-Circuit shift worker running an errand — until the jacket flips.