Military Shoulder Whistle Cord

A Military Shoulder Whistle Cord is a ceremonial or functional cord worn on
the shoulder, often associated with uniforms of armed forces, police, or
cadet organizations. Here are the key details:

Description

Construction: Braided or twisted cord, usually made of durable cotton,
nylon, or metallic thread.

Attachment: Loops over the shoulder (commonly the left), with one end
secured to the tunic and the other attached to a whistle.

Whistle: Often a metal whistle, traditionally a service or “pea” whistle,
attached with a small hook or chain.

Designs: Can be plain, single-braided, double-braided, or in decorative
knots, depending on the regiment or service branch.

Usage

Practical: Historically used by NCOs, signalers, or mounted troops for
giving commands quickly in drills or parades.

Ceremonial: Today, mostly a decorative element on dress uniforms,
especially in bands, guards, and ceremonial regiments.

Variations: Colors often denote regiment, corps, or branch of service
(e.g., white, gold, silver, navy blue).

Examples

British Army, Royal Marines, and Commonwealth forces have long traditions
of whistle cords.

Police and cadet organizations also use them during parades or ceremonies.

Minimum Order: 100 pieces

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