Uniforms of support units

Gardia Municipale

the standard Uniform of the gardia municipale is a dirty grey often known “field grey” but because

supply is based on local authority funds a wide mix of colours are known but basicly its a mix of grey with a bit of green in it

Field grey tunic and trews

trews leg stripe is blue (the same as regular units assigned to garrison duty)

boots and webbing if leather brown

matador hat is glossy lacquered black and there are often local civic designs painted on the front unique to each town and city

Garde Felde

this is the field police of the regular army

uniform is black/dark grey

Trews leg stripe is gold to denote their special status

boots and webbing are black leather

Matador hat is non glossy black

Milicia Theologi

this is the armed security that the church uses to keep the clergy and clergy property safe

in more rural areas they protect isolated monasteries and church property from banditry in more peaceful areas they stop people from stealing the lead from roofs and body snatchers from stealing fresh corpses for the local dissectionists but also double up as vergers, handymen and gravediggers

uniform is light grey tunic and trews

trews leg stripe differs from district to district

boots and webbing is leather brown

matador hat is non glossy dark brown

Armed monks and nuns

The church is torn asunder armed groups of monks and nun throw in their lot with either the people or the forces of the establishment (because those tithes are pretty useful in a famine

Uniform is mixed habits and robes

most of them are from one order or another, so the dress is often mixed in the unit.

Representatives of the "church for the people" often are dressed in browns, whites and other homespun colours

Represenatives of the "church for the establishment" are the richer more wealthier monasteries so lean towards richer colours blues, blacks and reds

boots and belts are often brown.