Where do patches go on uniforms?

Milla3P said:
Go with a nice light polo.
The security guard look is so 80's.
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this is the correct answer.
we use sweatshirts and tshirts also.
 
Milla3P said:
Go with a nice light polo.
The security guard look is so 80's.
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TraprMike said:
this is the correct answer.
we use sweatshirts and tshirts also.
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Sadly, the uniform I have to wear for my medic program is the security guard look. As I told one of the medics I was riding with (and who was wearing a polo shirt at the time), it makes me feel like Paul Blart, Mall Cop.
 
A polo with nice embroidery on it is also cheaper than a stiff shirt with several custom made to your agency patches. And cheaper is what the number crunchers want to hear.
 
Milla3P said:
A polo with nice embroidery on it is also cheaper than a stiff shirt with several custom made to your agency patches. And cheaper is what the number crunchers want to hear.
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For a small agency maybe, otherwise not really.
 
Your agency/department, company or unit patch is worn on the left shoulder

Your level of service, national registry or certification is worn on the right shoulder.

The American flag is worn on the right shoulder, as is facing ‘backwards’ (with stars anterior/front and stripes posterior/back).
 
On the fabric part of the uniform.
 
I'm really into this look:
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