Doesn't look too gay. A tad bulge centric, but not extremely gay.

lol nice

lol

I have heard of unisex but i've never had it....

It is not that gay in appearance.

The uniform does have that 'easy access' quality about it, yeah?

Not like that's a bad thing, it's functional and, well... functional.

ah, the medic from before
along with more crew members, I like their uniforms
unique but not outrageous

NICE... now these Three would go GREAT in the Syndicate as SPACE PIRATES... awsome

the next thing you know that pouch hides a cathetherized penis =3

Yeah its pretty clear where your mind is at.

Doesn't look gay to me...I've seen a lot of costumes (thank you Final Fantasy), and that's hardly what i would say people call "gay".

Stupid way to use the term anyway.

See, when I call something gay, I mean it is actually reminiscent of a homosexual.

Well then the question there too is gay=twink boi yaoi gay? or gay=leather daddy ymca gay? cuz you might be skirting on the latter, but certainly not the former.

Oh well, it is not power ranger like nor something out of NASA, but ... I dunno, the ones we see in discovery channel are bulky and utilitarian, and these are form fitting. Hmm , I believe that I need to brush up my space anime. I must confess that I´m partial to Evangelion and the Boba Fett/Vader´s Fist type of space suit.

I like the strap attaching points on the suit, gives it the functional design look

Atleast you kept the belts to a minimun...

Spaaaaaaace chaps!

I am curious as to how the engineer ended up with a bottoms only version of the suit though ... invisible zippers above the first strap?

Hahaha, is not that gay, but you pulled it off nicely.

Oh I love this... I will set my humiliating gaze at his groin...

HA! The description of this same pic over on Y!Gallery makes a lot more sense now...

Your human characters are the best.
Unisex clothes are somehow very gay in alot of cases...Fantastic 4

The crotch-less slacks have a certain revealing quality about them, but it's practically negated due to the fact that there's clothing underneath (and it wouldn't be an issue if certain co-workers would stop focusing on that area and get on with their work. >:C). Besides, they look functional enough, and convenient for an emergency bathroom break - on a space station, the nearest facilities would probably be a good distance away, no? Eh, I'm babbling. They really are nice suits, I'm liking the buckle details, and shoe heel and toe pads, and the mechanic's thick, squared gloves.

thanks for putting some thought into it ;D There's nothing more rewarding than realizing someone actually spent some time thinking about what I worked on.

this suit is completed by hairy arms. period!