The Suriname Police Force (KPS) has officially confirmed the adoption of a new tactical police uniform, which was first showcased during the Srefidensi Parade. This marks the end of nearly three decades of using the gray uniform introduced in 1995. Designed by police officers Levens Anastacio and Angelo Waterberg, the new uniform represents a significant modernization effort initiated in 2020, now fully approved and ready for widespread implementation. The decision to replace the outdated gray uniform stems from its inadequacy for tactical police operations. Internationally, many police forces have already updated their gear to enhance mobility and visibility in diverse conditions, and the KPS is following suit. The new uniform features a green tactical trouser, a polyester/dry-fit sweater, and a baseball cap. Notably, the design is not only more functional but also cost-effective, with production costs lower than the previous uniform. Key benefits include a unisex design, climate-appropriate materials, improved visibility, a professional tactical appearance, and reduced expenses. Additionally, the uniform incorporates elements of Surinamese identity, with color accents inspired by the national flag. The design underwent multiple revisions based on feedback from the force, and its public debut at the Srefidensi Parade served as the final test before official approval.