Gravelight Relay Deck Workwear Crew Model

The first useful thing about Gravelight Relay Deck Workwear Crew Model is its cut: room across the shoulders, little excess at the cuff, no heroic tailoring anywhere. A dull ripstop face carries ceramic flecks at the knees and elbows; under hard light it looks permanently dusted with ash. Knee-pad sleeves open from outside, the waist tabs lie beneath a belt, and the left chest pocket is divided for clean and filthy tools. Dust packs into the folded edges, salt dries white around closures, and old coolant makes the fabric shine. None of it matters until the witness stitching disappears. The cut belongs to people allowed behind marked hatches; wearing it above one's station invites questions from both labor and security. The cloth resists everyday abrasion, not blades or gunfire. Sharp deck plate will open it, just more slowly than it opens skin.