Army Force Rank Slide

An Army Force Rank Slide is a cloth (or sometimes plastic) insignia that
slides onto the shoulder strap of a uniform to display a soldier’s rank.
These are commonly used on combat uniforms, working dress, and cadet
uniforms instead of metal badges.

Key Features:

Material: Usually made from durable fabric (polyester, nylon, or cotton
blend).

Design: Rectangular sleeve that slips over the shoulder strap.

Display: Embroidered or printed rank insignia (stars, crowns, pips, bars,
or national emblems).

Colors: Background matches the uniform (olive green, khaki, camouflage,
black, or ceremonial colors).

Use: Identifies the wearer’s military rank in a quick, clear way during
operations, parades, and training.

Examples of Army Force Rank Slides:

Private / Recruit → Often blank or with initials like “CF” (Cadet Force).

Lance Corporal → One chevron.

Corporal → Two chevrons.

Sergeant → Three chevrons.

Warrant Officer → Crown or national emblem.

Officer Ranks → Pips, crowns, or stars (e.g., 2nd Lt, Lt, Captain, Major,
Colonel, General).

Minimum Order: 100 pieces