"Dress Whites" refer to a specific type of formal uniform worn by members of the military, particularly in the United States Navy and Coast Guard. These uniforms are characterized by their crisp white color and are typically worn during ceremonial occasions, official events, and inspections. The uniform consists of a white jacket, trousers, and a white hat, often accompanied by various insignia and medals. In addition to the Navy and Coast Guard, other branches of the U.S. Armed Forces also have their own versions of dress uniforms, though they may differ in color and design. The term "Dress Whites" is commonly used to describe the white uniforms worn by sailors, symbolizing professionalism and pride in service.