The cap is intended for use in field and garrison environments found in various climate zones...

The cap with wool pile lining and the cotton field cap may be worn for both cold-dry and cold-wet conditions.The pile field cap provides the best protection against the elements for weather colder than 0°F...

The combination Cold-Wet/Cold-Dry Clothing System can be configured into two ensembles.The cold-wet ensemble is worn above 14°F (-10°C), and the cold-dry ensemble is worn below 14°F.The cold-dry ensemble protects down to -60°F (-51°C). The cold-wet configuration differs from the cold-dry in the number of layers and the choice of boots.The system uses layers of wool/cotton fabrics to trap air for insulation, and a water-repellent outer garment to maintain dryness...

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The hood is worn attached to the coat for protection against the wind and snow as a component of the cold-wet uniform...

The hood is worn attached to either the coat or the parka as a component of the cold-dry uniform...

The parka shell and a wool liner which is attached inside the shell for maximum insulation are worn as an outer garment of the cold-dry uniform with a fur-ruffed hood for added head protection and may be worn over the coat and liner...

The arctic shell trousers and a wool liner which is attached inside the shell are worn over the field trousers and liner when the soldier must remain inactive (in a listening post, for example) and when temperatures of -50 to -60°F (-46 to -51°C) are encountered...

The shirt is intended for wear as a component of the cold-wet and cold-dry uniforms for temperate and cold areas.The trousers are intended for wear as a component of the cold-wet uniform ensemble...