The service uniform is theoretically the standard type of "Bundeswehr" uniform for general duty and off-post activity, but is most associated with ceremonial occasions. The army's service uniform consists of a light gray, single-breasted coat and darker grey trousers, worn with a light blue shirt, black tie, and black shoes. The peaked, visored cap has been replaced by the beret as the most common form of headgear. Dress uniforms featuring dinner jackets or double-breasted coats are worn by officers for various social occasions. The battle and work uniform consists of "Flecktarn" camouflage fatigues, which are also worn on field duty. In practice, they are also used for general duty and off-post at least at barracks where there is also field duty even by others, and for the way home or to the post, and generally regarded as the "Heer" uniform. In all three services, light sand-coloured uniforms are available for duty in warmer climates. In 2016 a new "Multitarn" pattern was launched, similar to the MultiCam uniforms of the British Army or US Army.