Catsuit

Catsuits are fashioned in many different styles. They are usually black, but some are customized with hued undertones, accents, or patches, or seams.   Catsuits can also be enhanced with built-in weaponry and sensor devices. There are multiple types of catsuits. Some cover the full body, hands and feet included, while most only cover the limbs, leaving extremities to be protected with gloves or shoes that can be removed. Most catsuits are more form-fittting, though still breathable and not too tight. This allows an agent to move freely while not having to worry about baggy clothing getting in the way of combat, tripping any lasers, or being spotted by meticulous cameras when they are attempting to stay out of sight.   Other catsuits are a little looser on the form but still allow for coverage of the agent. They are more like jumpsuits in that they are not form-fitting but are not as baggy as the average jumpsuit. They are made of a tactical material and not conducive to falling off or catching the wind.   Some catsuits are sleeveless, some have a turtleneck while others don't. Some have gaps that show skin. Some allow for the lower arms and legs to be exposed. Most of these outfits zip up, but some may also have buttons. Most of the time, they do not use buttons in fear that said buttons would snap off or pop as the agent moves freely. Some don't require any closures as the suit has elastic properties.