Army Cap Cord

A cap cord is a decorative or functional cord worn on certain types of
military, police, or ceremonial caps. It usually sits across the front of
the cap (just above the visor/peak) and is secured by two cap buttons on
each side.

Key Points about Cap Cords:

Purpose:

Originally had a functional use to secure the cap.

Now primarily serves as a decorative accessory to indicate rank, branch, or
ceremonial dress.

Materials:

Can be made of silk, mylar, or bullion wire (gold or silver).

Some versions are plain cord, while others are braided or twisted for a
more formal look.

Colors & Significance:

Gold or Silver bullion cords – often for officers or ceremonial uniforms.

Colored cords – may denote branch of service (e.g., green, red, navy blue).

Black cords – common on service caps for enlisted personnel.

Placement:

Runs along the front, fastened by decorative side buttons.

Minimum Order: 100 pieces