Royal Blue Philadelphia Police Sergeant Chevron with White Outlines
Black embroidered sergeant chevron patch with a black merrow border, featuring three royal blue chevron stripes outlined in white, cut to a pointed inverted-V shape, for the Philadelphia Police Department in Pennsylvania.
Low MOQ
Low Minimum Order
Artwork
Artwork Design Team
Company
USA Since 1999
Factory
Direct
Description
This embroidered sergeant chevron for the Philadelphia Police Department adds a third royal blue stripe to the same black and white-trimmed design as the corporal chevron, marking the next rank above corporal.
Stripes: Three royal blue stripes stack down from the pointed peak at matching angles, evenly spaced by black channels.
White Outlines: Each stripe is edged top and bottom in a thin white line, so all three bands stay distinct against the black and the stripe count reads at a glance.
Shape & Base: The patch is cut to the outline of the stripes, with a pointed top and a notched base, in black twill with a black merrow edge that lets the blue and white carry the design.
Embroidery Quality: Full-coverage embroidery on polyester twill gives the royal blue stripes a rich, even fill and keeps the six white outlines straight and sharp. Order it as shown for the Philadelphia Police Department, or match the colors to the sergeant insignia in your own department.
See the two-stripe Philadelphia Police corporal chevron patch in the same colors, or compare the NYPD sergeant chevron, which reverses the scheme with silver stripes and blue outlines.
Specifications
| Product Type | Embroidered Patch |
| Style | Chevron Patch |
| Material | Polyester Twill Fabric with Poly/Rayon Threads |
| Stitch | Full Coverage Detail 100% Stitch Threading Embroidery |
| Size | 3" - 4" |
| Backing | Iron-on/Sew-on |
| Packaging | 10+ Per Polybag |
Estimated pricing: 10 → $17 · 20 → $12 · 50 → $7 · 100 → $5 · 250 → $3 · 500 → $2.50 · 1,000 → $2 each
No setup fee · No mold fee. Estimate only — final price adjusts by design, size, and quantity, and is confirmed with a free quote. No payment until you approve your proof.
🛡 Authorized Purchase & Credential Verification
Patches bearing a real agency or department name are sold only to that agency or its authorized representatives. Law enforcement and public-safety buyers must provide proof of occupation, valid credentials, or an authorized purchasing letter before production begins. We do not sell agency-named patches for personal use.
Custom and fictional designs — for example, a made-up department like “Town of Western Hope Police” — are welcome, as are designs where you change the agency or department name to your own.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is shown on the Philadelphia Police sergeant chevron?
It is a black chevron patch with a black merrow border and three royal blue stripes, each outlined in white. The patch is cut to the shape of the stripes, with a pointed top and a notched base, and carries no lettering.
Where does sergeant rank in the Philadelphia Police Department?
Sergeant sits above corporal and below lieutenant in the Philadelphia Police Department rank structure, making it the next step up from the corporal rank.
How is this different from the Philadelphia corporal chevron?
Both use royal blue stripes with white outlines on a black field. The corporal chevron carries two stripes, while this sergeant chevron carries three, so the stripe count is what separates the two ranks.
How does it compare to the NYPD sergeant chevron?
Both are three-stripe chevrons on black. The Philadelphia version uses royal blue stripes with white outlines, while the NYPD version uses silver-grey stripes with royal blue outlines.
Can this chevron be made for a different uniform color?
Yes. We can match the field to a navy, grey, or light blue shirt, change the stripe and outline colors, add a rocker, or size it for outerwear, with a free proof before production.
Are credentials required for this Philadelphia sergeant chevron?
Not for the design as shown, which carries only rank stripes and no department name. Any version that adds a real department name, such as the Philadelphia Police Department, is sold only to that department or its authorized buyers, with proof of occupation or an authorized purchasing letter.
