Badges of The Royal Canadian
Blazer Badges

Members of The RCR may wear a regimental blazer as walking out dress or at any time when 'jacket and tie' is an appropriate order of dress.

1934

Auth: Amdt No. 14, RCR Standing Orders 1927, Appendix 2, Part I, Orders of Dress, New Paragraph - 9.

WOs and Sgts as for officers except that the cap-badge will be worn, instead of the crest, cap-badge to be 2 1/2" in diameter, made gold and silver thread.

1961

The Connecting File, April 1961 - DRESS NOTES

Blazer Crests:  Sealed regimental pattern blazer crests will be worn as follows:

a.    Officers and Warrant Officers Class I - Regimental Crest.

b.    Warrant Officers Class II and Senior Non-Commissioned Officers - Regimental Cap Badge.

c.    Junior Non-Commissioned Officers and Men - Regimental Collar Badge.

2007

Regimental Standing Orders

As of Dec 2007, Regimental Standing Orders provides the following guidance:

604.     REGIMENTAL BLAZERS

The design of the Regimental blazer will be as follows:

a.     midnight blue flannel, single (or double) breasted, of conventional cut with two or three 30 ligne Regimental buttons down the front, (two or three on each side), patch type breast pocket with appropriate blazer badge, two or three 26 ligne buttons and button holes on each sleeve; and

b.     when wearing a Regimental blazer, it is customary to wear a white shirt, Regimental tie, medium grey flannel trousers, black socks and black shoes.

605.     REGIMENTAL BLAZER BADGE

The following Regimental badges (metal thread, embroidered) are approved and shall be worn on Regimental blazers:

a.     Officers and CWOs - "VRI" cypher surmounted by the Imperial Crown;

b.     MWOs, WOs and Sr NCOs - Regimental cap badge;

c.     junior NCOs and privates - Regimental collar badge; and

d.     Association members - Regimental blazer badge as entitled by their rank, or the Association badge, which is the Regimental cypher with the word "ASSOCIATION" beneath in gold thread.