The pinkish-brown trousers and dark olive jackets, modeled after World War II-era uniforms known as "pinks and greens," were presented by Program Executive Office Soldier at the Association of the United States Army’s annual exposition in Washington, D.C.
The gear was designed for everyday office wear. If adopted, the existing blue Army service uniform would be used only for formal occasions, officials said.
Some soldiers at Camp Zama, Japan, said Wednesday that they like the look of the pinks and greens.