The lower corners of the division stripes were mitered (similarly in style to the DS9/NEM jumpsuit neckline/front opening trim), but the miter didn't extend through the entire corner of the stripe! It extended from the upper corner almost (but not quite) to the lower corner.
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| Hoshi ENT jumpsuit auction photo |
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| Travis ENT jumpsuit auction photo |
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| ENT, 1x12 "Silent Enemy" |
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| ENT, 1x21 "Detained" |
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| ENT, 4x3 "Home" |
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| ENT, 4x15 "Affliction" |
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It does appear, however, that occasionally the division stripes were "completely" mitered (that is, that the diagonal miter spanned the entire corner of the stripe); we only ever observed this on supporting/background uniforms, though!
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| Crewman Cutler ENT jumpsuit auction photo |
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| "Lynsioux" photo of screen-used ENT jumpsuit |
As you may have noticed, the division stripes were topstitched/edge stitched in matching thread along their centermost and lower edges.
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| Hoshi ENT jumpsuit auction photo |
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| Travis ENT jumpsuit auction photo |
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| STPCAA photo of Travis Mayweather screen-used ENT jumpsuit |
The division stripe topstitching was very difficult to see on screen, but sometimes it was plainly visible:
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| ENT, 1x21 "Detained" |
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| ENT, 2x19 "Judgment" |
Note that the division stripe was secured to the jumpsuit only via the topstitching (which, for whatever it's worth, was done with a division-colored thread but jumpsuit-blue bobbin):
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| "Lynsioux" photo of screen-used ENT jumpsuit |
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