Charles first put on his clothes; although he held a civilian position, as the overall commander of the Patrolling Army, he also owned several sets of military attire. These days, he alternated between common attire and military attire. Yesterday, Madam Nancy had laundered several pieces of his common attire, and they were not dry yet, so today, he wore his military attire.
On Earth, military attire prioritized utility, but in the Fars Empire, it was categorized into three levels: the lower-level soldier uniforms were simple, designed to be cheap and durable; from the 37th rank upwards, referred to as the lower echelons of the nobility, the focus of the military uniforms shifted to aesthetics, designed by a dedicated team of masters in clothing design – speaking only of style, they were stunningly handsome.
Above the 24th rank, referred to as the insurmountable class, the military attire was part of an extraordinary set, each piece worthy of being called a "family heirloom."
