Starfleet uniform (29th century)
The Starfleet uniforms worn by Starfleet personnel during the 29th century reflected the template of previous generations, but displayed advances in style and a shift in division color-coding.

Standard duty uniform 
Adopted sometime during the mid-to-late 29th century, at least two variations of the standard duty uniform were worn by those belonging to the Temporal Integrity Commission and aboard the Federation timeships Aeon and .

First version 

The earlier of the two uniform's from this era consisted of burgundy trousers and matching tunic. The tunic had a prominent swath depicting the division color across the right shoulder and sleeve. A burgundy band was offset into the across the division color at mid-chest, while the division color, was likewise offset into the burgundy used with the rest of the uniform.

Second version 
The latter of the two uniform's from this era had the same superficial pattern, but were more robustly constructed. They consisted of a single-piece dark grey jumpsuit, featuring a quilted jacket with padded shoulders, a high, mandarin collar trimmed in white, displaying rank insignia with a Starfleet insignia/combadge worn on the left breast. 

The uniform was distinguished by a prominent swath of division color extending diagonally from the left side of the collar down the right sleeve. This swath consisted of a quilted or patterned material and, as in the past, was coded in at least three division colors denoting department of service: blue, reddish-brown, and dark green.

Adornments 

Both styles utilized the same rank insignia and combadge design.

Appendices

Appearances

Background information 
Like several of its predecessors, this Starfleet uniform was designed by Robert Blackman, reflecting the designs of William Ware Theiss from  and . 

A number of the uniforms from "Relativity" and their accessories were sold as part of the It's A Wrap! sale and auction.  The uniform from "Future's End" was also sold as part of the same auction. 

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