A runner's emergency rig — built for jobs that go wrong fast and require a complete visual shift within thirty seconds. The outer layer is a structured hooded overjacket in dark moss green with a slightly oversized silhouette, every panel attached with rapid-release magnetic snap clusters rather than sewn seams. The entire jacket can be stripped and compacted to a palm-sized bundle in under fifteen seconds, revealing a second complete outer layer beneath: a slim-fit dark terracotta long-sleeve utility shirt with a standing collar, chest pockets, and elbow-reinforced sleeves — an entirely different silhouette, color, and read. Both layers carry scanner-resistant nano-weave in the back panels. The jacket has a full internal holster system — two chest mounts, one cross-body, and a lower-back retention point — all of which transfer cleanly to the utility shirt's hidden mounting points, which are accessed through a magnetic-sealed vent along the shirt's left flank. The trousers are a dark slate-blue modular cargo cut with detachable lower-leg panels: worn full-length they read as work trousers; panels stripped, they become knee-length shorts with a clean hem, changing the silhouette entirely. A slim neural-port cover cap in brushed pewter sits at the nape of the neck, magnetically attached and easily removed or replaced. Boots are compact mid-tops in matte dark clay with silent-sole compound and a false-bottom heel compartment for emergency storage. The whole rig is designed to let a runner walk out of a building looking nothing like the person who walked in.