The U.S. Air Force Men’s Long-Sleeved Blue Shirt can be worn with the Air Force Class A Service Dress Uniform or its Class B variation the Service Blue Uniform. Manufac-tured with Mil-Spec material to meet or surpass all Air Force regulations, it features:
Two pleated, button-down breast pockets
Convertible cuffs (can be worn with cuff links)
Soft stand-up collars with stays
Shoulder epaulets for the wear of soft shoulder marks (Officers only)
Proper wear per USAF uniform regulations includes tucking the shirt into the trousers and wearing a white, tucked-in undershirt; the undershirt may be V-neck, crew neck, or an athletic-style tank top. The shirt’s collar will be visible about a quarter-inch to a half-inch above the Service Dress Coat (Class A uniform), and the sleeves will end between a quarter- to a half-inch past the wrist—but they should not be visible below the sleeves of the Service Dress Coat.
Guidance for Coast Guard personnel on the shirt's wear is found in Section 3.C.3. Shirts in the Coast Guard Uniform Regulations COMDINST M1020.6J. In the Coast Guard Auxiliary, this shirt is worn with the Men's Service Dress Blue Uniform and Men's and Women's Undress Blue – Winter Uniform.
The Men’s Long-Sleeved Blue Shirt is sold separately, and any other items seen displayed with it on this page—coat, tie, belt, rank and lapel insignia, badges, nametags, etc.—must be purchased separately.