Flame resistant variant (FRV) coveralls will be issued to the crews of all Navy submarines in 2015 ... The current poly/cotton utility coverall will no longer be authorized for wear underway ...

The FRV coverall is made from a flame resistant-treated, 100 percent cotton fabric using the same design pattern as the existing Navy coverall ... are still wearing utility coveralls as officials ...

Plan to reduce or eliminate the poly-cotton utility coveralls now in the seabag. as Navy leaders look at replacing the Type I Navy Working Uniform with improved fire-retardant coveralls.

Sailors at sea will soon be required to wear flame-resistant coveralls, relegating their blue camouflage working uniforms to events on land, the Navy announced Thursday. In a joint message ...

The Navy is preparing to introduce yet another clothing item to the fleet — a two-piece flame retardant uniform that aims to be “a common sense alternative to coveralls,” according to a U.S ...

Hipster retail chain Urban Outfitters simply cannot resist its perpetual urge to procure fashion items from the discarded piles of gear stowed in the military’s musty issuing facilities.