PT. Dress uniforms Uniforms of this type are worn for more formal events. Ribbons, pins, and cords are authorized for wear. Dress A Consists of a blue blouse, white cross-belts, and black low-quarter shoes. Trousers and service covers are dependent on the season. Summer - White trousers, service cover and white gloves. Winter - Gray trousers, blue service color and black gloves. Seniors in this uniform can wear additional dress items such as sashes and sabres. Dress B Consists of a blue blouse and black low-quarter shoes. Trousers and service covers are dependent on the season. Summer - White trousers and service cover. Winter - Gray trousers and blue service color. Unlike that of Dress A, additional decorative garments and cross-belts aren't worn in Dress B. Paletot Mess Dress Consists of a white blouse, white trousers, and black low-quarter shoes. Females have the option of wearing a white skirt and black pumps as an alternative. Designated as the formal mess uniform for all cadets, this is the most formal attire worn by the Corps and is usually reserved for banquets, balls, and ceremonies. Service uniforms These uniforms are the typical duty day uniforms of cadets and are worn at many different functions, usually without the expectation of strenuous physical activity which may tarnish them. Ribbons and pins are authorized for wear. Summer Service ("White Shirt") Consists of a white shirt, gray trousers, black low-quarter shoes, black belt (white for freshmen), and blue service cover. Alternatively, garrison covers may be prescribed, though this is a rare occurrence and is seldom issued. Winter Service ("Gray Bag") Consists of a gray shirt, gray trousers, black low-quarter shoes, black tie, black belt (white for freshmen), and blue service cover. Like in "White Shirt," garrison covers may be worn. Other uniforms Operational Camouflage Pattern (OCPs) Consists of a OCP blouse, cover, and trousers as well as tan boots and a sand undershirt. Some organizations within the Corps of Cadets are authorized berets in place of traditional OCP Patrol covers. This uniform can be worn to all functions at which a service uniform can be assigned, in addition to duties which require physical activity. As a result, it is considered one of the most versatile uniforms. "Hokie Bag" Consists of a maroon polo shirt, khaki trousers, brown belt, and brown shoes. Physical Training Uniform Consists of a black t-shirt, black shorts, and running shoes. In the