Imperial officer's uniform

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"Nice uniform."
"Thanks, but the collar's a little snug. Now I know why Imperials are so uptight."

―Luke Skywalker and a disguised Lando Calrissian^[3]

The Imperial officer's uniform was the formal standard-issue dress worn by military officers of the Galactic Empire. The uniform varied in color depending on an individual's military branch affiliation. Officers wore rank insignia plaques and Imperial code cylinders on their uniform to specify their rank. The Imperial officer's uniform directly descended from the uniform worn by Galactic Republic officers.

Description[]

Army and Naval officers[]

Gray-green double-breasted dress tunic and trousers
Corresponding cover with Imperial officer's disc
Corresponding Battle Dress (Armor, Helmet and black goggles with utility buckle, black belt and duty holster)
Black leather belt with silver buckle
- Buckle contained secret data-storage compartment and officer's disc
Black leather boots (durasteel-capped)
Black leather gloves (optional)
Rank badge on left breast
Code cylinders located in pockets

Officers in the Stormtrooper Corps/veteran TIE pilot/security officers[]

Black double-breasted dress tunic and trousers
Corresponding headgear
Black gauntlets (optional, as seen on Death Star)
Rank badge on left breast (without armor, as seen on Death Star and with Snowtrooper armor, as seen during the Battle of Hoth)
Black duty belt with silver buckle and utility boxes with optional duty holster
Code cylinders located in pockets
When not deployed in a hot zone, Stormtrooper officers were always in dress and never in armor