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Frequently Asked Questions

What is shown on the Dallas Police senior corporal chevron?

It is a black chevron patch with a black merrow border and two silver-grey stripes. The patch is cut to the shape of the stripes, with a pointed top and a notched base, and carries no lettering.

What is a senior corporal in the Dallas Police Department?

Senior corporal is a Dallas Police Department rank above police officer and below sergeant. Senior corporals typically serve as field training officers in the Patrol Division or as detectives in investigative units.

How does this compare to the Houston senior police officer chevron?

Both are two-stripe chevrons from Texas departments in a stripe-cut shape. The Dallas senior corporal chevron uses silver-grey stripes on black, while the Houston senior police officer chevron uses silver-grey stripes on royal blue.

Why silver-grey stripes on a black field?

Silver-grey against black gives clear contrast without the brightness of white, so the two-stripe rank reads well on dark uniforms and outerwear while keeping a subdued, professional look.

Can this chevron be made in other colors?

Yes. We can change the stripes to white, gold, or blue, match the field to a navy or tan uniform, add outlines or a rocker, or change the size, with a free proof before production.

Do I need credentials to buy this Dallas Police 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 Dallas Police Department, is sold only to that department or its authorized buyers, with proof of occupation or an authorized purchasing letter.