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Frequently Asked Questions

What is shown on the Detroit Police sergeant chevron?

It is a navy chevron patch with a navy merrow border and three gold stripes. 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 Detroit Police Department?

Sergeant sits above detective and below lieutenant in the Detroit Police Department. The officer-level ranks below it include corporal and police officer.

Does the Detroit Police Department also have corporals?

Yes. The Detroit Police Department lists corporal as a rank above police officer, so a two-stripe corporal chevron can be made to match this sergeant design.

How does this compare to the Suffolk County sergeant chevron?

Both carry three gold stripes on navy in the same stripe-cut shape, so the design reads the same way on either uniform. Departments often choose gold on navy because it is one of the most recognizable sergeant color schemes.

Can the gold be changed to another color?

Yes. We can switch the stripes to white, silver, or a lighter yellow gold, match the field to black or light blue, add a rocker, or change the size, with a free proof before production.

Are credentials needed to order this Detroit 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 Detroit Police Department, is sold only to that department or its authorized buyers, with proof of occupation or an authorized purchasing letter.