Apparel

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TYPES AND USES EXPLANATION OF ARMOR VALUES LABELLED EQUIPMENT UI PICTURE

Jumpsuits

Having a jumpsuit is extremely important. Without a jumpsuit you will not have an ID slot, a belt slot, or any pocket slots. The jumpsuit is also useful in identifying your department at a glance, and can be used as part of a disguise.

In addition, (most) jumpsuits have a full suite of sensors that can be toggled and adjusted by right-clicking on it. They can give out data to the bridge including your location, your health, and your mortality. Used by the Chief Medical Officer and other Heads of Staff to locate you in case you go missing.

Depending on how high you set yours, more information will be available to Crew Monitoring Consoles.

1. Off: Tells them nothing. You don't even show up on the monitor. Useful if security is looking for you.
2. Binary Life Signs: Tells them if you are alive or deceased. The name that shows up on the monitor is the same one on the ID that is being worn. If no ID is worn, you will show up as 'Unknown'.
3. Vital Tracker: Tells them what your vital statistics are. Separates damage by Suffocation, Toxin, Burn, and Brute.
4. Tracking Beacon: The maximum level. Tells anyone who wants to track you your precise location, including coordinates.

Item	Description
Colored Jumpsuits	A basic full body suit that comes in a variety of colors.
Deparmental Jumpsuits File:Department jumpsuit.gif	A full body suit that is themed to the department it was created for
Command Jumpsuits File:Command jumpsuit.gif	A full body suit that was specifically tailored for a command member
Formal Suit	formal suits
Formal Suit	formal suits
Hawaiian Wear	non formal suits
Victorian Wear	non formal suits
Costumes	costumes
Pants	Just a pair of pants, usually a good idea to wear a jacket with this
Tactical Turtleneck	Many Syndicate operatives use these, including Nuclear Agents and the SIT. A nice, fit yet suspicious-looking turtleneck. You look like you're ready to roll out.
Tacticool Turtleneck	For only the coolest people on station. Has no suit sensors attached to it, for when you're too badass to live.
Wizard Robe	This is needed in order for Wizards to reach their full potential. It is an iconic blue magical robe worn by the Space Wizard Federation. Feels soft and magical to the touch.

External Wear

Exosuits are items that can be worn over your jumpsuit in the Exosuit Slot. Some of them contain additional pockets you can fit small items in.

Item	Description
Suit Jacket	Looks pretty snazzy and lets people know you mean business. Can hold two items in the suit jacket pockets.
Lab Coat	All Scientists and most Medical Doctors start with this. Can hold two items.
Bio Suit	The Bio Suit, short for bio-hazardous suit, protects from direct exposure to chemicals and disease. Wearing one increases your immunity and is one more barrier between you and the chemist
EVA Suit	The Extra-Vehicular Activity (EVA) Suit is worn to keep a person alive in the harsh environment of outer space, vacuums, and extreme temperatures.

Masks

Items you wear on your face. Some of them can be connected to a gas tank for internals.

Item	Description
Gas Mask	Inside fire safety lockers. Both types can be found in Engineering and Maintenance tunnels. Using it to filter out any contaminations in the air as well as it functions as an internals mask.
Breath Mask	Provided to all employees in their O2 kits. Can be worn in conjunction with a air tank to ensure a steady supply of O2.
Sterile Mask	Helps prevent the spread of airborne viruses, as well as preventing infections during surgery.
Muzzle	Can prevent vampires from biting people, or prevent annoying people from talking.
Bandanna	These can be worn on your head as well as your face. If worn on your face they can hide your identity. Also looks pretty gangsta.

Headgear

For all your head covering needs.

Item	Description
Space Helmet	Prevents environmental damage in high and low-pressure environments.
Welding Helmet	Protects you from eye damage when welding.

Shoes

Items you wear on your feet. If you step in blood your shoes will get dirty, leaving noticeable bloody shoeprints.

Item	Description
Shoes	Protecting your feet from glass, making you walk faster. They Come in many shapes and sizes, and are all functionally equivalent.
Janitor's Galoshes	They prevent you from slipping on everything but lube.
Magnetic Boots (Magboots)	Prevents unintentional movement whilst in space, and slows you down greatly for careful, deliberate movement.
Wizard's Sandals	A seemingly magical pair of sandals. Fitted for a rather wizardly individual.

Gloves

For when you don't wanna leave fingerprints lying around, and to keep your hands warm.

Item	Description
Black Gloves File:BGloves.png	A standard-issue pair of one-size-fits-all gloves. Prevents the wearer from contaminating evidence with their fingerprints. Also come in finger-less styles.
Forensics Gloves	A special pair of Detective's gloves, which prevent the wearer from contaminating evidence with their fingerprints. Detectives are always required to wear this during investigations. Also useful for preventing self-incrimination as a traitor.
Krav Maga Gloves	These gloves bestow the wearer martial knowledge in the arts of Krav Maga through the use of advanced cybernetics and nanochips embedded inside them. Issued to the warden, they allow the wearer to trip, lung punch, and throat chop enemy combatants.
Nitrile Gloves	Prevent the spread of viruses and bacteria. Vital to prevent infections during surgery.
Botanist's Gloves	Botanists start with these. A pair of useful gardener gloves that are suited for handling some plants.
Boxing Gloves	Padded boxing gloves that are ready to rumble. Only does stamina damage.
Captain Gloves	A pair of one-of-a-kind gloves issued to the Captain.
Insulated Gloves	Out of all the gloves people wear, these are some of the most important, due to their rarity and necessity in hacking.

Belts

Items you can wear on your belt slot for additional storage.

Item	Description
Tool Belt	Tool belts can hold small items, though they're mostly used for tools as the name would suggest.
Medical Belt	Holds various medical items (automendors, medicines, hypospray, etc.)
Security Belt	Holds various security items (baton, handcuffs, pepperspray, etc.)
Janitor's Belt	Holds janitorial items (space cleaner, light replacer, flyswatter, soap, etc.)

Eyewear

Item	Description
Prescription Glasses	Fixes eye damage that are caused by any flashes. You can set your character to need glasses by default in the Disabilities tag.
MedHUDSunglasses	Combines Sunglasses and Medical HUD
Health Scanner HUD	Seeing a visual overlay of people's health.
Security HUD	Seeing ID access/arrest status of other people.