Space Force Name Tape – Custom Embroidered Name Tag
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Space Force Name Tape – Custom Embroidered Name Tag for OCP Uniforms | Official USSF Issue
- Authentic Space Force name tape, embroidered with official Space Blue thread
- Made on durable 3-color OCP fabric to match Space Force uniforms
- Meets official U.S. military specifications for uniform wear
- Standard size: 1 inch tall and 5 inches wide for regulation compliance
- Customizable up to 20 characters, all embroidered in uppercase letters
- Optional hook fastener available for an additional $2.00 for easy attachment
- Ideal for use on OCP uniforms, patrol caps, and gear with loop attachments
- Most orders ship within 48 hours; larger orders may require extra processing time
- Manufactured in the USA with satisfaction guaranteed
We proudly offer only genuine U.S. military uniform accessories. Our Space Force Name Tapes are crafted to meet official USSF standards, providing active duty service members with high-quality, regulation-compliant identification. Designed for durability and professional appearance, our embroidered name tapes can be sewn directly onto uniforms or securely fastened with an optional hook backing. Please double-check your personalized information before submitting your order, as we cannot accept returns on custom products unless a manufacturing defect occurs. Fast, reliable shipping available to military personnel nationwide.
What is a hook fastener or hook and loop?
A hook fastener or hook and loop is the fastening system which uses two sides of material. The hook portion is the rough and scratchy like side and the loop is the softer fuzzier side. When placing the two sections together, the hook and the loop fabric attach to each other creating a bond, keeping the name tape in place during any activity. But not so strong that the name tape (or any other patch) cannot be removed as needed.
Why does my OCP nametape looks faded?
In Nov of 2020 the U.S. military switched to using the 3 color OCP Pattern as this is the current standard it is our default OCP pattern. While both 3 and 7 color are authorized for wear by the Army, Air Force, and Space Force; the 7 color has been mostly phased out and not readily available.