A harbor dockworker's full kit built for the wet, corrosive air of Meridian Harbor's lower loading decks. The outermost layer is a heavy-duty safety-orange weathershell jacket with sealed seams, acid-resistant coating, and a broad back panel printed with a white cargo handler designation number. The cuffs are wide enough to clear chrome forearm augments, with a secondary snap closure for a tighter seal in spray conditions. Beneath it sits a navy thermal henley with a reinforced neckline and flat-stitched seams to reduce pressure points under a harness rig. Cargo trousers in the same acid-resistant charcoal fabric as the jacket feature double-layered thigh panels, six external pockets with drain holes at the base, wide knee guards stitched in place with bright orange thread, and a reinforced crotch gusset for climbing and crouching. A name patch reading the wearer's dock assignment sits on the left chest of the jacket. Boots are heavy matte-black waterproof waders to mid-calf with steel toe caps, slip-resistant lug soles, and hook-and-bar lacing. A neoprene neck gaiter in navy rounds out the look, usually pulled down around the collar until the spray picks up.