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The WSPF wear two uniforms, one white for summer and ceremonial duties and the other light blue.

This Constable wears the Force’s colonial sun helmet, which is slightly smaller than the 19th century version. It is worn with both white and blue uniforms. No badge is attached.

The drill shirt has blue shoulder straps with white metal Force title attached.

Around the waist is a Force leather belt with clasp.

The lava-lava has a blue stripe round the lower edge, and is worn with sandals.

A later example of the shirt has pockets on the hips, and the skirt is worn outside the lava-lava.

Motorcycle police wear the shirt with a blue peaked cap, white trousers, shoes and socks.

Below is the blue version of the same uniform with skirts over the lava-lava, showing the hip pockets.