Multifunctional special police tactical uniform

Police uniform refers to the uniform uniform of all policemen. It is an important symbol of police identity and law enforcement, and reflects the police style of a country. Police uniforms are divided into regular uniforms, training uniforms and multifunctional uniforms. Ordinary uniforms are mainly used for civilian police when they are on duty, and training uniforms are used for patrols, special police, etc. to handle emergencies, perform pursuit tasks, and perform training. There are two types of multi-functional clothes: those worn by traffic and patrolmen with reflective strips, and those worn by ordinary policemen without reflective strips. Dress distinction: Each police type is distinguished by armbands and chest badges.

The color of the police uniform is navy blue or navy blue, which is commonly used by police in the world. The shirts of traffic and patrol police are light blue, the shirts of senior police officers are white, and the shirts of ordinary policemen are iron gray. The tie of senior police officers and traffic patrol officers is blue, and the tie of other police types is silver-gray. The clothing wears a cap badge, collar flower, police title, siren, and chest badge.  Computer embroidery is used for standard long- and short-sleeved shirts. Police ranks are divided into three types: hard police ranks are used for normal uniforms and garnets; soft police ranks are used for long and short shirts; and sleeved police ranks are used for multi-functional uniforms.