Since the 1980s, the Carabinieri have worn uniforms designed by Giorgio Armani, a more modern, black, four-button jacket with silver buttons, and a white shirt. The black trousers have classic cuts with two vertical red stripes. Their headdress is a beret, adapted from a side cap and worn by Italian troops since the 1980s.
Key Characteristics Colour: Black
Jacket: A four-button jacket with shoulder pads.
Trousers: A classic cut with four pockets and two vertical red stripes running down the outer side of each leg.
Shirt: A white shirt worn underneath.
Headgear: A black beret, which was adapted from a side cap and has been the most common headdress for Italian troops since the 1980s.
Shoes: Flat black shoes.
Historical Context Designer: The modern Carabinieri uniforms were designed by Giorgio Armani during the 1980s.
Evolution: The beret's adaptation from a side cap also occurred in the 1980s. Uniform Types
The Carabinieri have various uniforms for different purposes: Historical and Full Dress Ordinary and Service Representative uniforms (for warrant officers, non-commissioned officers, and constables) Great Winter Uniform (GUI) / Great Summer Uniform (GUE) (for officers) Operational use Athletic gear
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