Navy Uniform Epaulette Supplier

A navy epaulette is a decorative shoulder piece attached to military
uniforms, indicating rank, position, or ceremonial function. They are
particularly prominent in naval forces and often worn by officers.

Key Features

Material

Base: Usually stiff fabric or felt.

Embroidery: Metallic threads (gold or silver) for senior officers; colored
threads for junior ranks.

Fringe: Bullion (gold/silver twisted threads) for ceremonial or high-
ranking officers.

Design

Slip-on style: Worn over the shoulder strap.

Curved shoulder board: For a structured, formal appearance.

Fringes or braids: Indicate rank; thicker and longer for senior officers.

Rank Indicators

Bars and Stars: Metal or embroidered bars/stars denote rank.

Anchor symbol: Often used in naval epaulettes for officer ranks.

Color coding: Dark blue/navy background for standard officers, gold/silver
embroidery for higher ranks.

Usage

Ceremonial uniforms: Worn during parades, inspections, or formal events.

Service uniforms: Some modern navies use simplified versions for day-to-day
wear.

Examples

Naval Captain: Gold bullion fringe, anchor insignia, one thick bar.

Lieutenant: Minimal fringe, two small bars.

Ensign/Junior Officer: Plain slip-on epaulette with small emblem.

If you want, I can make a visual guide of navy epaulettes by rank showing
exactly how they look, including colors, fringes, and insignia. It’s very
handy for reference.

Do you want me to create that visual guide?

Minimum Order: 100 pieces

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