Epaulette navy nautical shoulder board

A ceremonial uniform rank epaulette (often just called a ceremonial
epaulette) is a highly decorative shoulder piece worn on formal or dress
uniforms by military, naval, air force, police, or ceremonial guards.
Unlike standard working epaulettes or rank slides, ceremonial epaulettes
emphasize prestige, tradition, and ceremonial display.

Key Features:

Material: Made with rich fabrics (velvet, wool, or felt base) and decorated
with gold or silver bullion wire, lace, or mylar thread.

Fringe: Many ceremonial epaulettes include gold bullion fringe or tassels
to show higher rank or formality.

Rank Display: May include embroidered rank insignia, stars, crowns,
anchors, or bars, depending on the branch of service.

Attachment: Usually fastened to the shoulder with a button or strap.

Occasions: Worn during parades, state functions, honor guards, ceremonial
duties, and official receptions.

Examples:

Army Officers: Gold bullion epaulettes with rank stars or crowns.

Navy Officers: Black or navy base with gold lace and anchor insignia.

Air Force & Police: Ceremonial versions often feature silver wire with
eagles, stars, or national emblems.

Bands & Guards: Sometimes feature extra-large bullion fringes for visual
impact.

Would you like me to create a visual chart showing different types of
ceremonial epaulettes by rank (Army, Navy, Air Force, Police)?

Minimum Order: 100 pieces