Police Rank Chevrons
Police rank chevrons, also called sergeant stripes, for Sergeant (SGT), Corporal (CPL) and Private First Class (PFC). Sold in matching pairs in a wide range of colors and specialty lines.
Police Rank Chevrons
Police Rank Chevrons and Sergeant Stripes
Chevrons, often called sergeant stripes, show an officer's rank on the sleeve or collar. Hero's Pride carries them for Sergeant, Corporal and Private First Class in a wide range of colors.
Which ranks do these chevrons cover?
Sergeant (SGT), Corporal (CPL) and Private First Class (PFC), including specialty color lines.
Are chevrons sold individually or in pairs?
Each listing is a matching pair.
What backing do they have?
Most of these chevrons are sew on with a plastic backing. Where a style differs, the backing is listed on that product page.
What border finishes are available?
Hot knife cut or overlock. An overlock border is also called a merrowed border.
Are they embroidered?
Yes. Every Hero's Pride chevron is fully embroidered for crisp detail and long wear.
How many stripes does a police sergeant wear?
In most United States police agencies a sergeant wears three chevrons, a corporal wears two and a private first class wears one. Insignia varies between agencies, so check your department's uniform policy before ordering.
What is the difference between chevrons and service stripes?
Chevrons show rank. Service stripes, also called hashmarks, are worn on the sleeve to show years of service. You can find those on our police service stripes and hashmarks page.
