COL Colonel Army Rank Sew-On OCP Patch - 2 X 2

COL Colonel Army Rank Insignia Sew-On OCP Patch – 2" x 2", 3-Color Fabric

This official U.S. Army Colonel (COL) rank insignia patch is made with regulation-compliant 3-color OCP fabric and designed for permanent attachment to the Army Combat Uniform (ACU). Measuring 2 inches by 2 inches, this sew-on patch features the full-color eagle insignia used to identify the rank of O-6 Colonel in the U.S. Army.

Built for active duty soldiers, this patch is ideal for field wear, uniform updates, and promotion prep. Sew-on design offers a clean, no-hook fastener appearance in line with uniform standards.

• Official U.S. Army COL rank insignia patch
• 2" x 2" size – regulation dimensions for ACU
• Made with durable 3-color OCP camouflage fabric
• Full-color embroidered eagle insignia for Colonel rank
• Sew-on design – no hook fastener, professional field appearance
• Compliant with current U.S. Army uniform regulations
• Made in the USA to military specifications

Ideal For:

• Active duty U.S. Army Colonels (O-6)
• Uniform replacements and ACU updates
• Promotion boards or pre-deployment prep
• Shadow boxes or veteran uniform displays

This Colonel OCP Sew-On Rank Patch provides the professional look and regulation quality expected by senior leaders in today’s Army.

Why does my OCP patch or name tape look lighter than previous issued patches and name tapes?

In an effort to standardize insignia across the Army, Air Force, and Space Force, The Institute of Heraldry collaborated with PEO-S to transition each branches insignia. The OCP rank insignia, badges, name, and service tapes are now a lighter, three-color background pattern instead of the previous seven-color pattern. This modification aims to enhance readability and facilitate easier recognition of ranks, addressing the challenge posed by the previous seven-color background. By simplifying these features without compromising the overall functionality of the uniform, the transition seeks to improve situational awareness in day-to-day interactions for military personnel.