# Studio Pod Field Outfit System

Status: working wardrobe specification for generated Studio Pod team characters.

## Core impression

The crew should feel like a premium technical field team, not construction workers, retail employees, or a fashion campaign. The clothing combines warm industrial design, practical installation gear, and the compact Studio Pod object language.

Use the same wardrobe proportions and material family across every character. Preserve each person's identity through face, hair, facial hair, expression, skin tone, and body shape.

## Palette

| Role | Color | Suggested value |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Primary light | Warm cream / soft ivory | `#E9E2D5` |
| Primary dark | Soft charcoal | `#292A2A` |
| Equipment dark | Near black | `#171818` |
| Functional accent | Roadie orange | `#FF5A1F` |
| Hardware | Warm brushed silver | `#C8C1B5` |

Avoid pure white garments, blue denim, bright athletic colors, camouflage, neon safety colors, and large fields of orange.

## Silhouette

- Relaxed technical fit with clean, slightly oversized proportions.
- Straight or gently tapered cargo trousers.
- High natural waist with a visible compact belt buckle.
- Tops end around the upper hip and do not become long tunics.
- Sleeves and trouser legs may have a soft break, but never look sloppy or baggy.
- Footwear is substantial and rounded, echoing molded Studio Pod and Roadie forms.

## Approved upper-body pieces

Every character uses one of these combinations:

### A. Field polo

- Warm cream short-sleeve polo.
- Optional fitted charcoal long-sleeve base layer underneath.
- Small pixel-burst mark on the left chest.
- No additional text or sleeve logos.

### B. Field overshirt

- Roadie orange structured overshirt or compact work jacket.
- Charcoal crewneck base layer.
- Small white pixel-burst mark on the left chest.
- Orange should appear on only one major garment per character.

### C. Technical quarter zip

- Warm cream fleece or dense knit.
- Short black center zipper with a compact stand collar.
- Small charcoal pixel-burst mark on the left chest.
- No ribbed athletic panels or outdoor-brand styling.

### D. Field jacket

- Warm cream or charcoal cropped technical jacket.
- Charcoal crewneck base layer.
- Small contrasting pixel-burst mark on the left chest.
- Clean front with minimal seams and no visible brand text.

## Bottoms

- Soft charcoal technical cargo trousers for every character.
- Matte woven fabric with subtle weight and texture.
- One rectangular cargo pocket on each outer thigh.
- Straight leg with a relaxed break above the shoe.
- Small Roadie-orange pull tab on one or two pockets only.
- Warm brushed-silver belt buckle with one narrow orange index mark.
- No jeans, leggings, jogger cuffs, shorts, or tactical straps.

## Footwear

- Warm cream molded work sneaker or slip-on field shoe.
- Rounded charcoal toe cap and charcoal outsole.
- One small orange inset centered near the tongue or vamp.
- Low visual complexity with no visible laces, brand marks, or athletic striping.
- Shoes should feel like companion objects to the Roadie case, not conventional sneakers.

## Headwear

Optional, not required for every person:

- Soft-charcoal five-panel work cap with a small white pixel-burst mark.
- Warm-cream cap with a small charcoal pixel-burst mark.
- Soft-charcoal ribbed beanie with a small white pixel-burst mark.

Do not add headwear when it obscures a person's defining hairstyle or weakens recognition.

## Gloves and accessories

- Soft-charcoal fitted work gloves when the person is carrying equipment.
- One small orange patch or pull tab per glove set.
- Tablet should be matte charcoal with one small orange hardware accent.
- Roadie case should remain near black with an orange handle and one small white pixel-burst mark.
- Flex component should be warm cream with charcoal end caps and one orange functional control.
- Backpacks are near black with minimal seams and no large logos.

## Branding rules

- Use only the official Studio Pod pixel-burst mark.
- One visible garment mark per person.
- Mark placement defaults to the left chest or centered front of headwear.
- Marks remain small and functional, never billboard sized.
- Do not invent text, slogans, monograms, patches, or pseudo-branding.
- Do not place the mark on every garment and accessory at the same time.

## Orange budget

Orange is a functional index, not a clothing colorway.

- One character may wear the orange overshirt.
- Everyone else receives two to four small orange accents across belt, pocket pull, glove, shoe, or equipment.
- No orange trousers, shoes, hats, or large panels unless exploring a separately approved campaign variant.

## Six-person lineup distribution

| Person | Upper-body direction | Equipment direction |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Chris | Warm-cream field polo | Roadie case |
| Juston | Orange field overshirt over charcoal | Tablet |
| Ashley | Warm-cream field jacket over charcoal | Flex component |
| Joseph | Warm-cream technical jacket or polo over charcoal | No equipment, central anchor |
| Brian | Charcoal field polo with cream base option | No equipment or compact tool |
| Hunter | Warm-cream quarter zip | Roadie case or compact service bag |

Equipment assignments are compositional styling only. They do not represent formal employee responsibilities.

## Character rendering parameters

- Premium semi-real 3D editorial illustration.
- Recognizable identity without photographic skin detail.
- Slightly simplified facial planes and clean, softly modeled features.
- Natural hair texture, skin tone, expression, and body proportions.
- Matte garments with controlled texture and restrained seams.
- Soft neutral studio lighting with minimal hard highlights.
- Transparent background with a soft contact shadow when useful.
- Full body, eye-level view, neutral relaxed stance.

## Avoid

- Photographic employee cutouts.
- Hyper-detailed pores, sweat, or beauty-retouch sheen.
- Superhero proportions or fashion-model posing.
- Generic contractor uniforms and high-visibility workwear.
- Tactical vests, excessive pockets, kneepads, or heavy protective gear.
- Visible third-party logos.
- Random garment variations that break the shared crew system.
- More than one dominant orange garment in a group composition.

## Reusable generation language

Use this wardrobe block in future prompts:

> Dress the subject in the Studio Pod field outfit system: a warm-cream or charcoal technical top, soft-charcoal straight cargo trousers, a compact brushed-silver belt buckle with one orange index, and warm-cream molded field shoes with charcoal toe caps and one small orange inset. Use only one small official pixel-burst mark on the left chest or headwear. Orange is a restrained functional accent, not the dominant clothing color, except for one designated orange overshirt in a group. Preserve the person's recognizable face, hair, expression, skin tone, and body shape. Render as a premium semi-real 3D editorial character with simplified facial planes and matte industrial materials on a transparent background.