Designed explicitly for runners carrying bioluminescent geneware — the subdermal glow, luminous patterning, or light-emitting scales that are fashionable in 2200 but catastrophically conspicuous on a night job. The outer shell is a long-line field jacket in deep tarnished olive, woven with a light-suppression microfibre layer that mutes bioluminescent bleed-through by approximately seventy percent — enough to render a glowing runner dark at practical distances in low light. The jacket is fitted but not tight, falling to upper-thigh, with a pronounced collar that folds up to cover jaw and neck-line bioluminescence. Full-length sleeves have interior biolum-suppression lining as well. The jacket's exterior is matte-finished and treated to resist acid-rain sheeting — a practical nod to Shelf and Circuit-border work. Beneath it, a compression undershirt in the same suppression microfibre handles residual glow from the torso and arms. Trousers are in dark umber cargo-cut with suppression lining in the lower leg panels, plus four concealed pockets accessed through false seam breaks and two thigh-mounted holster channels. The cut is wide enough through the hip and seat to accommodate scaled or furred lower-body geneware without binding. Footwear is a mid-calf boot in matte black synthetic leather with a wrapped ankle cuff that can be extended to knee height for wet terrain, biolum-suppression lining on the inner shaft. A pair of thin suppression gloves in matching olive is stored in the inside chest pocket, extending coverage to the hands. The complete set, worn and closed, reduces visible bioluminescence to near zero in practical field conditions.