Sailors may have a hard time getting a hold of the Navy Working Uniform Type III trousers for the next several months, due to massive shortages worldwide. Courtney Williams, a spokesperson for ...

Service officials confirmed Friday that pants for the Navy Working Uniform, or NWU, the go-to uniform for most sailors, are out of stock at Navy Exchanges.

But everyone who starts basic training receives the necessities, including the Navy working uniform, service uniform, and, of course, the dress blues and whites.

The Navy is rolling out a five-year program aimed at "improving the design, form, fit, and function" of uniforms for women in the fleet, according to the service. The program, known as the Size ...

The modern version received a major boost in 1913 when it became an official work uniform of the Navy. They could stretch when reaching around machinery and didn’t show stains like other fabrics.

The uniforms are steeped in tradition dating back hundreds of years, the Navy has been tapped by the Department of Defense for a five-year uniform modernization program, researching how men's and ...

Navy Exchange Service Command said its Navy Working Uniform Type III trouser inventory stock level is currently at around 13 percent worldwide.