Since the introduction of seamless garment knitting techniques on V-bed machines in 1995, this technology has been considered an innovative process and is currently growing in its commercial application around the world.
United States Army Color Specific Shoulder Cords. Criteria: The Army Shoulder Cord is intended to be worn on the Class A dress green or dress blue uniform jacket or Class B shirt. According to the most recent version of the Army Regulation 670-1 (AR 670-1), the blue infantry cord is the only shoulder cord currently authorized for wear on any Army uniform.
The breastplate, or lorica segmentata, was a soldier's protection for his chest and abdominal areas. Crafted of metal bands, the breastplate was sometimes called chainmail (lorica hamata) and it afforded critical protection from powerful blows. Before battle, a soldier would fasten the breastplate around his chest like a vest to protect his vital organs.