Uniform Sashes

Some regiments employ military sashes that are worn across the waist or over the shoulders. Sashes have been used over many different ranks of military clothing in both the British and Scottish armies since the 18th century. Officers were required to wear crimson silk sashes during the American Civil War, whereas non-commissioned officers wore red woolen sashes.

Different colors and styles are available, including straight sashes, etc. at skylark infantry uniform accessories depending on the military rank of the officer. We can also make personalized sashes to your specifications, and we can give you a discount if you order in bulk.

•         Usher Officers in the Royal Air Force wear the gold waist belt. This waist belt is adjustable in length and can cover up to a 45-inch waist waistline to figure out the size you need; take your standard waist measurement and double it by two to make it possible to wear it over your tunic.
•         Over the right shoulder, the red sash along with the shoulder badge is worn by Drill Sergeants, Duty NCOs, and Senior Cadets who are now using it in the British Army.
•         The blue sashes bordered by red attains the highest-ranking of chivalry in the sashes. It is worn by the royals and appears to be worn on the right side of the shoulder
•         A cummerbund is a wide waist sash with pleats that were traditionally worn with double-breasted tail coats but is now commonly worn with single-breasted military annual dinner jackets.

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