British Army Shoulder Sergeants Sash Navy Blue

The British Army Sergeant’s Shoulder Sash (Navy Blue) is a ceremonial
uniform accessory traditionally worn by senior non-commissioned officers.
Here are the key details:

Colour: Deep navy blue (sometimes referred to as dark blue).

Worn by: Primarily sergeants, staff sergeants, and warrant officers in
certain regiments, particularly in full dress and ceremonial parades.

Style: Worn over the right shoulder, diagonally across the body, fastening
at the left hip.

Material: Usually high-quality worsted wool or silk.

Ends: The lower edge is often finished with fringes or tassels.

Purpose: Distinguishes rank and tradition; originally derived from
practical use for carrying bandages in battle.

Some regiments have variations in colour (crimson, scarlet, or navy)
depending on tradition. The navy blue shoulder sash is typically associated
with units where dark blue is the regimental colour theme (e.g., Royal
Artillery, certain Guards, or supporting corps).

Would you like me to also provide a side-by-side comparison of the crimson
vs navy blue sergeants’ sashes so you can see where each is used?

Minimum Order: 100 pieces

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