Flags
The blue-black-white on a shoulder says without words whose side you stand on. Flag patches are hook-backed national flags for a uniform, a vest or a pack. The Estonian tricolour comes first, with allied nations alongside.
There are two main styles. A full-colour flag stands out and suits a backpack or a parade moment. A subdued version keeps your camouflage intact and is the standard on a field uniform. The traditional home is the loop panel on the upper sleeve, where a patch swaps in a second. Woven and rubber flags survive washing better than embroidered ones. The same panel also hosts other patches, from unit emblems to morale designs.
At the Kadaka tee 42b showroom you can compare colours and backings in person. Pick one on the spot or order online.
