Dress Aiguillettes

Dress Aiguillettes are ornamental braided cords traditionally worn as part
of formal, ceremonial, or military dress uniforms. They are often made from
gold or silver bullion wire, mylar, or metallic cord, and are designed to
hang elegantly from the shoulder.

Key Features of Dress Aiguillettes:

Material: Bullion wire, metallic cord, mylar, or synthetic fibers with a
shiny finish.

Colors: Most commonly gold or silver, but also produced in branch or
regiment-specific colors (e.g., navy blue, burgundy, red).

Design: Consist of braided cords ending with metal tips (known as
"aiguillettes" or "aglets").

Placement: Worn on the right or left shoulder, depending on the wearer’s
rank, appointment, or service tradition.

Usage:

Military dress uniforms (army, navy, air force, police, ceremonial guards).

Diplomatic and state functions.

Ceremonial occasions, parades, and official duties.

Types of Dress Aiguillettes:

Ceremonial Aiguillettes – Highly decorative, usually in gold/silver
bullion.

Service Aiguillettes – Simpler, made of synthetic cord or mylar.

Dress Aiguillettes with Knots – Featuring ornate shoulder knots or slides.

Minimum Order: 100 pieces

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