Shoulder Epaulets

Shoulder Epaulets are ornamental or functional pieces of fabric, braid, or
metal attached to the shoulders of uniforms. They serve as a decorative
feature and a rank insignia holder in military, naval, police, pilot, and
ceremonial dress uniforms.

Key Features:

Placement: Sewn, buttoned, or strapped onto the shoulder seam.

Designs: Can be plain, embroidered, braided, or made with bullion wire,
mylar, or fabric.

Function:

Indicate rank (bars, stars, curls, stripes, or insignia are placed on
them).

Used for uniform identity (e.g., Navy, Army, Air Force, Police, Security,
Airlines).

Sometimes purely ceremonial with decorative fringes or tassels.

Types of Shoulder Epaulets:

Military Epaulets – show rank and branch of service.

Naval/Merchant Navy Epaulets – bars with or without curls, indicating
officer ranks.

Pilot Epaulets – stripes (1 to 4 bars) for flight crew hierarchy.

Ceremonial Epaulets – ornate, often with gold/silver bullion fringe.

Security/Police Epaulets – fabric or embroidered slides showing rank/title.

Materials:

Cloth & Thread: Embroidered or woven fabric epaulets.

Bullion/Mylar Wire: For ceremonial and high-rank uniforms.

Metal/Plastic: Sometimes used for badges or decorative attachments.

Minimum Order: 100 pieces