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Date/Time:  9/25/25 6:46 GMT
 

Uniform Shoulder Epaulettes Embroidered High Quality Epaulette Shoulder Boa

Uniform shoulder epaulettes are decorative pieces worn on the shoulders of
military, naval, or ceremonial uniforms. They serve both functional and
symbolic purposes, often indicating rank, branch, or role. Here’s a
detailed breakdown:

1. Structure and Components

Base/Backing: Usually made of fabric (wool, felt, or polyester) matching
the uniform.

Shoulder Strap: The part that slides onto the uniform shoulder or is sewn
in place.

Insignia/Decoration: Embroidered or metal insignias, stars, bars, or
symbols showing rank or unit.

Fringe (Optional): Often gold or silver threads for higher-ranking
officers.

Fasteners: Buttons or snaps to secure the epaulette to the shoulder.

2. Types of Epaulettes

Military/Navy Epaulettes

Army: Often show stripes, pips, or crowns to indicate rank.

Navy: Gold or silver braid with stars or anchors for naval officers.

Air Force: Silver or colored braid with wing insignias or bars.

Ceremonial Epaulettes

Usually feature elaborate fringes and embroidery.

Worn during parades, formal events, or state functions.

Civilian/Other Uniforms

Police, fire, and airline uniforms may use epaulettes for rank or
designation.

Slip-On vs Sewn-On

Slip-On: Can be removed or replaced easily; common for ceremonial uniforms.

Sewn-On: Permanently attached; standard for operational uniforms.

3. Significance

Rank Identification: Quick visual cue of an officer’s level.

Unit/Branch: Symbols may indicate specific corps, regiment, or service.

Ceremonial Importance: Adds prestige and formality to the uniform.

4. Common Features

Color Coding: Different colors represent different branches (e.g., blue for
navy, red for artillery).

Material: Gold/silver bullion, silk thread, or embroidered cotton.

Fringe Length: Longer fringes typically signify higher ranks.

If you want, I can make a visual diagram showing all common epaulette types
and rank insignias for quick reference—it’s very handy if you’re comparing
military or naval designs.

Do you want me to make that diagram?

Minimum Order: 100 pieces

Uniform Shoulder Epaulettes Embroidered High Quality Epaulette Shoulder Boa
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