Which type of eyewear is not authorized for wear with the uniform?

• A. Conservative frames.
• B. Eyeglasses with conspicuous initials or adornments.
• C. Transparent lenses.
• D. Sunglasses without logos.

Answer: (B)

Eyewear must be conservative, simple, and unobtrusive to maintain a professional Army appearance. Eyeglasses with conspicuous initials or adornments stand out and introduce personalization, which disrupts the uniform look and is not authorized with the standard Army uniform. That’s why this option is the best choice. Other eyewear options described—conservative frames, transparent lenses, and sunglasses without logos—align with the requirement for a plain, understated appearance and are permitted when they meet the rest of the uniform guidelines.