Moroccan Royal Guard Shoulder Epaulette

Name: Moroccan Royal Guard Shoulder Epaulette
SKU: UKH-912
Availability: InStock

SKU: UKH-912

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Uniform Shoulder Epaulette

Moroccan Royal Guard Shoulder Epaulette. Distinguished insignia worn by members of the Moroccan Royal Guard, a prestigious unit responsible for the security of the King and royal family of Morocco.

Material & Design

Made from high-quality fabric or bullion embroidery, ensuring durability and authenticity
Features gold detailing, adding a refined touch
Classic slip-on or sewn-in style, worn for formal and ceremonial occasions

Historical Significance

The Moroccan Royal Guard traces its origins to the Black Guard (‘Abid al-Bukhari), created by Sultan Moulay Ismail in 1699. Today, the Royal Guard is a 6,000-troop regiment, organized into infantry battalions and cavalry squadrons.

Moroccan Royal Guard Shoulder Epaulette

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Product care

To keep your kilt looking its best, dry clean only. Store in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight. For accessories, gently wipe with a soft cloth to maintain quality. Avoid exposure to harsh chemicals or excessive moisture.

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Description

Moroccan Royal Guard Shoulder Epaulette. Distinguished insignia worn by members of the Moroccan Royal Guard, a prestigious unit responsible for the security of the King and royal family of Morocco.

Material & Design

Made from high-quality fabric or bullion embroidery, ensuring durability and authenticity
Features gold detailing, adding a refined touch
Classic slip-on or sewn-in style, worn for formal and ceremonial occasions

Historical Significance

The Moroccan Royal Guard traces its origins to the Black Guard (‘Abid al-Bukhari), created by Sultan Moulay Ismail in 1699. Today, the Royal Guard is a 6,000-troop regiment, organized into infantry battalions and cavalry squadrons.