Velcro Chevron Shoulder Rank Insignia of the State Emergency Service of Ukraine Colonel 5х10 cm Embroidered Patch

The "State Emergency Service of Ukraine Colonel" shoulder insignia is a high-quality textile accessory designed to visually confirm affiliation with the State Emergency Service of Ukraine and the rank of colonel. It is made in accordance with the established SES standards and designed for long-term use in various conditions. ???? Dimensions: The shoulder chevron has a standard size of 5х10 cm. This ensures convenient attachment and good visibility on a uniform or tactical equipment. ???? Design: The shoulder insignia is made in the black color characteristic of the State Emergency Service. It features three medium-sized octagonal stars and oak leaves symbolizing the rank of colonel. The embroidery is made with silver thread, while the Coat of Arms of Ukraine is embroidered in gold on a silver background in the center. The patch is framed with dense edging, giving it a finished appearance and additional strength. ???? Quality of workmanship: Made of high-quality materials, the chevron features dense, aesthetically finished edging that ensures durability and retention of its original appearance. The patch does not deform or fade and withstands intensive use. ???? Attachment: The back of the shoulder insignia is equipped with a Velcro fastener. This practical solution provides secure attachment to the uniform and allows the chevron to be easily replaced when necessary. The Velcro covers the entire surface of the shoulder insignia for maximum convenience. ???? Purpose: The "State Emergency Service of Ukraine Colonel" shoulder chevron is an important insignia highlighting the wearer’s rank and professional affiliation with the State Emergency Service. It serves as a visual identification element and complies with all official service standards. ???? Made in Ukraine: This shoulder insignia was designed and sewn by Ukrainian artisans in the city of Mykolaiv. By choosing this patch, you support domestic manufacturing and contribute to the development of the economy during a challenging wartime period.