Police Brassard

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Over the years we keep in study many brassards, pieces of cloth worn on the shoulders to display a specific insignia. The largest user is the cadet force. Arm shields are perfect for their purpose. Cadets are required to display their unit affiliation, rank and awards, but they are still growing and are periodically reissued with larger uniforms. Instead of having to sew a badge onto a uniform and then remove it and resew it on a larger size, they can replace the brassard in seconds. These brassards are often overlooked by collectors because they are of cadet rather than regular military origin, but they are colorful, interesting, and available in a variety of shapes, all based on green cotton brass.

This badge holder armband allows you to hold a card or badge on your arm. Very durable and has an adjustable elastic band to fit all sizes.

Available colors: black, white, blue and reflective
You can complete this armband with a personalized card to identify your speaker or team

Sample leadtime: 3-5 days

Production time: 3-7 days according to your order quantity

Delivery time: 3-7 business days by DHL,FedEx,UPS

Terms of Payment: Paypal, T/T

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The brassard is often the most distinctive dress item of a Military Policeman on duty.

Usually worn on the upper arm, the origin of the brassard is supposedly to have been linked to military units used as police during the Indian Mutiny. It was during the Mutiny that certain units tied red cloth around their upper right arms in order to distinguish themselves from the mutineers.

In general, countries that drive on the left hand side of the road wear the brassard on the right arm, whilst those that use the right hand side of the road use the left arm. For example, the Royal Military Police wear the brassard on the right arm, and the US Army Military Police Corps use the left arm.