So…Foundation dress coding headcanons, anyone? Because I’ve seen everything from ‘black, all black, cool black you feel’ to business casual and???
Ok, so headcanons from people so far:
@agatharights: Sneakers. u gotta b ready
@agentarickale: Black and white for the most part, differs based on assignment
@sexycontainmentprocedures: The Foundation’s too big to have a dress code, so everyone has kinda their own standards based on position, site, rank, etc
@shistosomula: Site-19 wears Hawaiian shirts only. you cannot say otherwise
@that-one-lifeform: Lab coats, Business casual, proper cautionary gear as needed. 05s can chill in their pjs tho
@brimston3: ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
@temary44: Practical, non-revealing clothes under (optional if you aren’t testing) lab coats. Also, everyone carries identification.
@mal-0: Clothing gets more formal the higher up you get. Other than that, general business attire
@ask-agent-thomas: theres one dude who doesnt care and wears whatever but doesnt get in trouble because hes really good
@craos32: A ton of white in the research department. MTF dresses like swat teams, black and grey. Off-duty staff can be found wandering around in whatever, including pjs.
@anomalousdeer: Business casual…sort of. (They say we have to wear lab coats, no one said anything about not being allowed to wear BRIGHT NEON lab coats…)
@scpone: Serious colors, so white, black, grey, and dark shades of color.
@perelka-l: Again, gets more formal as we go up the ranks. (IT guys like to see who can be the silliest, a dude in the lab wears bright neon stuff, a mission control person changes his hair color constantly)
An Anon: Started out with a dress code, dress code kind of dissolved as time went on. There is a code, but it’s not strictly enforced.
Discussion ongoing!
Outside of the codes for specific Secure Containment Procedures, everyone is required to wear clothing that doesn’t interfere with actions such as evacuation and/or confrontation efforts in case of a breach. In essence, the code depends on what kind of anomalies are being contained and the probability of an attack by an outside group, not so much on their rank.
Still, since a higher rank tends to put personnel on positions that have less of an immediate threat to ensure their safety, the dress code becomes even more loose for them.