Aiguillette Supplier

An aiguillette is a decorative braided cord, usually with metal tips
(called aglets or aiguilles), traditionally worn on military, ceremonial,
and formal uniforms.

Key Features:

Construction: Made of gold, silver, or colored cords—sometimes of mylar or
bullion wire—braided and looped over the shoulder.

Tips: The ends are finished with cone-shaped metal tips.

Attachment: Fastened to the shoulder, epaulette, or lapel depending on
regulation.

Types:

Military Aiguillettes

Worn by officers, aides-de-camp, and ceremonial guards.

Colors and styles vary by branch and rank (gold for senior officers, silver
or colored for staff roles).

Ceremonial & Diplomatic Aiguillettes

Worn by attachés, ambassadors, or ceremonial officials.

Usually ornate, with bright finishes.

Ecclesiastical or Academic Aiguillettes

Sometimes used in church or academic robes for distinction.

Symbolism:

Authority: Indicates the wearer is an aide or staff officer to a senior
authority.

Ceremony: Enhances formality of dress uniforms.

Tradition: Origin traces back to medieval laces used to attach armor.

Minimum Order: 100 pieces

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