U.S. ARMY MALE OFFICER ARMY GREEN SERVICE UNIFORM (AGSU)

The U.S. Army Male Officer Army Green Service Uniform (AGSU) was approved to replace the Army Service Uniform on 11 November 2018—the 100th anniversary of the signing of the Armistice that brought an end to the fighting of World War I.

Colloquially referred as "Pink and Greens," the Army Green Service Uniform is inspired by the design of the Army Service Uniform worn by Officers of the “Greatest Generation” between the early 1930s and 1954. The Male uniform features a coat in Heritage Green, shirt in Heritage Tan, and trousers in Heritage Taupe. Officers and Enlisted personnel will wear identical jackets, but their long- and short-sleeve AGSU shirts are differentiated by the addition of shoulder loops for the Officer version. The Army Green Service Uniform is being phased in over a period of ten years from the date of its approval. Soldiers and Officers will have until 2028 to replace their blue Army Service Uniforms, which will be retained as Dress uniforms.
 

We have worked closely with U.S. Army Natick Soldier Systems Center (NSSC), informally referred to as simply “Natick,” to earn certification for our AGSU ever since its authorization was announced in late 2018. Certification is important for us because in addition to allowing our AGSUs to be sold at Army base Exchanges, certification guarantees that our uniforms are manufactured with Army-approved materials and that their construction has met or surpassed Natick standards and regulations.

In the third quarter of Fiscal Year 2020, we received Natick Certification for all the major components of both the Male and Female AGSU, making us the first online vendor to be able to offer Natick-certified AGSU garments. This was possible only because of Natick’s prompt feedback during our limited initial sample runs, combined with the agility we derive from being both a uniform manufacturer and retailer.