Military Embroidered epaulette

A military embroidered epaulette is a decorative shoulder piece worn on
uniforms to signify rank, branch, or unit. Unlike plain or bullion-style
epaulettes, embroidered epaulettes feature intricate stitching, often with
threads in gold, silver, or colored silk, creating patterns such as stars,
leaves, or other insignia.

Key features:

Base material: Typically felt, wool, or fabric matching the uniform color.

Embroidery: Gold or silver thread for officers, colored thread for specific
units or branches.

Rank insignia: Often woven directly into the embroidery (e.g., stripes,
stars, or bars).

Attachment: Usually sewn onto the shoulder or attached via a strap or
button.

Usage: Ceremonial, formal occasions, or dress uniforms; sometimes also for
everyday service depending on the military tradition.

If you want, I can also show you visual examples of common military
embroidered epaulettes and break down the different styles by rank and
country. Do you want me to do that?

Minimum Order: 100 pieces

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