Uniform Shoulder Epaulettes Embroidered

embroidered uniform shoulder epaulettes. Here’s a detailed overview:

1. Definition

Epaulettes are ornamental shoulder pieces on uniforms, often used to
indicate rank, position, or affiliation. Embroidered epaulettes feature
designs stitched directly onto fabric using threads—often metallic gold or
silver for ceremonial or formal uniforms.

2. Types

Military & Naval Epaulettes:

Indicate rank (e.g., Captain, Major).

Often feature bullion fringe, stars, bars, or other insignia.

Police & Security Epaulettes:

Usually simpler; may include embroidered rank or department insignia.

Ceremonial / Dress Epaulettes:

Highly decorative with gold/silver thread and intricate embroidery.

Custom / Corporate Epaulettes:

Can include logos, initials, or other symbols.

3. Materials

Base fabric: Wool, felt, or synthetic blends.

Embroidery thread:

Metallic threads (gold, silver) for formal or ceremonial use.

Cotton or polyester for less formal purposes.

Additional elements: Buttons, bullion fringe, cords.

4. Design Features

Rank insignia: Bars, stars, crowns, anchors.

Fringe: Gold or silver for ceremonial epaulettes.

Shape: Rounded, pointed, or curved depending on tradition.

Attachment: Usually sewn or with slide-on shoulder straps.

5. Usage

Military, navy, air force, and police uniforms.

Ceremonial events (parades, official functions).

Cultural or historical reenactments.

If you want, I can show a few visual examples of embroidered shoulder
epaulettes, including modern and ceremonial designs. This can help you see
the difference in style, material, and rank indications.

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Minimum Order: 100 pieces

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