Navy uniform Corded Whistle Cord

A Navy uniform corded whistle cord is a ceremonial or functional accessory
worn on certain naval uniforms, usually by officers, petty officers, or
musicians, to hold a whistle. Here’s a breakdown:

Purpose

Practical: Keeps a whistle accessible for signaling, especially on ships or
during drills.

Ceremonial: Adds decorative flair to formal or dress uniforms, often
braided or corded in traditional naval colors.

Design

Material: Typically made of cotton, nylon, or silk cord.

Color: Often navy blue, white, or gold, depending on rank, role, or
occasion.

Attachment: Loops over the shoulder and attaches to the uniform or a
whistle.

Style: Braided or twisted cord; sometimes finished with a knot or
decorative acorn at the end.

Usage

Worn on the right shoulder of dress uniforms.

Common in parades, ceremonies, or formal inspections.

Can indicate rank or branch based on color and style.

If you want, I can show you a visual example of a Navy corded whistle cord
and explain the differences between types used for enlisted sailors,
officers, and band members. Do you want me to do that?

Minimum Order: 100 pieces