The Brief

The U.S. Army released updated grooming, appearance, and uniform standards to emphasize professionalism and discipline.

The policy clarifies rules on hairstyles, cosmetics, jewelry, uniforms, and body composition.

Soldiers must comply within 30 days, with commanders and NCOs enforcing the changes.

WASHINGTON - The U.S. Army has rolled out a new policy to update its appearance, grooming, and uniform wear standards after a force-wide review.

The Army’s latest policy update clarifies existing rules while introducing new standards, underscoring military appearance as a symbol of discipline, professionalism, and dedication to the Army’s values.

What they're saying:

"What sets the U.S. Army apart is our professionalism, and that’s a direct reflection of committed Soldiers who

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