Cap Cords & Chin Strap

Cap cords are ornamental braided cords or ropes attached to the front of a
peaked cap, service cap, or ceremonial headdress. They are often made of
metallic bullion (gold or silver), silk, or synthetic fiber, depending on
the level of formality and rank. The color, material, and style of the cord
may indicate rank, branch, or ceremonial purpose. In military and Masonic
regalia, these cords are both decorative and symbolic, serving to
distinguish officers from enlisted members or to enhance the appearance of
the headgear.

Chin Strap
A chin strap is a functional or decorative band fixed across the front of a
cap, typically attached by two side buttons. It may be made of leather,
patent leather, fabric, or metallic braid. In functional use, it helps
secure the cap in place under the chin during active duty or parades. In
ceremonial or dress uniforms, the chin strap is often polished, colored, or
metallic to match other regalia elements, adding distinction and formality.

Minimum Order: 50 pieces

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