1. Colour-coded tunic.

2. Charcoal turtleneck jacket.

3. Colour-coded cap. Sides and top are black with a glass visor (13), and the micro-transmitter radio (12).

4. Colour-code high boots.

5. Charcoal trousers.

6. Black belt, with silver buckle. Hold the black holster (9), in which hangs the Spectrum issue colour-coded handgun (8).

7. Spectrum rainbow logo, on the sleeves as well as on the front of the cap.

8. Colour-coded handgun.

9. Holster,on the right hip for right-handed officer. Left for left-handed.

10. Tunic pocket, on the left side.

11. Flashing epaulettes. Spectrum epaulettes don’t serve to indicate rank, but rather as a communication device, in conjunction with the radiocap (12). Both epaulettes flash when contact is established with the officer's interlocutor. If it's a colour-coded officer, they flash with the colour of that officer. If the interlocutor is Colonel White, Cloudbase or the Angels, the epaulettes flash white.

12. Radiocap microphone, on the left side of the face. It will put itself in position when communication is achieved. For more details on the radiocap, see Radiocap.

13. Glass visor.

Unseen: Part of the uniform also includes a Spectrum issue watch, on the left wrist.