Collection: Military Patches & Insignia - Morale Patches, Unit Badges & Flag Patches

Military patches carry meaning that goes far beyond decoration. A unit patch represents the people you served with. A flag patch represents the country you served. A morale patch represents the specific culture and identity of a unit that outsiders never fully understand. Whether you are a veteran building a shadow box, an active duty service member customizing your kit, or an airsoft operator building an authentic loadout, the right patch is the finishing detail that completes the picture.

Patch Types at PX Supply

US Flag Patches

The American flag patch worn on the right shoulder of military uniforms is one of the most recognized insignia in the world. The reverse-facing orientation stars forward represents the flag flying in the breeze as the soldier advances. Available in full color, subdued, and infrared-reflective versions for different operational and uniform requirements. Standard issue for ACU and OCP uniform systems.

Morale Patches

The tactical community's version of personal expression includes hook-and-loop-backed embroidered patches covering everything from unit mottos and mission references to humor, pop culture, and the specific dark comedy that develops in high-stress professions. Morale patches attach to the hook-and-loop admin panels on plate carriers, backpacks, and patrol caps. They signal identity, unit affiliation, and sometimes simply make the long hours more bearable.

Branch & Rank Insignia

Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Air Force, and Coast Guard branch insignia in embroidered and metal formats. Enlisted rank chevrons, officer rank bars and leaves, and specialty qualification badges for infantry, airborne, ranger, and other designations. Essential for uniform accuracy, veteran recognition, and authentic military display and costuming.

Specialty & Qualification Badges

Combat infantryman badge, airborne wings, ranger tab, special forces tab, and other qualification badges that represent the specific training and experience of military personnel. These badges carry significant meaning within the military community; they represent documented achievement, not decoration. Available in embroidered versions for uniform wear and metal versions for dress uniform and display use.

Hook-and-Loop vs Sew-On Patches

Most tactical patches use hook-and-loop (Velcro) backing for attachment to the loop panels on patrol caps, plate carriers, backpacks, and tactical vests. Hook-and-loop patches are repositionable and interchangeable; the same patch can move between a cap, a carrier, and a bag without modification. Sew-on patches are permanently attached by stitching, typically used for formal uniform wear, veteran jackets, and display pieces where permanent placement is appropriate. Check individual product listings for backing type before purchasing.

Complete your kit with boonie hats and patrol caps with hook-and-loop panels for patch attachment, plate carrier vests with admin panels for morale patch display, and tactical backpacks with hook-and-loop attachment points.