Description
Embroidered Clan Crest Badge
This nicely embroidered clan crest badge can be pinned almost anywhere. Pin it on your shirt sleeve or jacket pocket. Pin it on the front of your jacket or vest. It’ll look great on your backpack, tote bag, or even your golf bag.
Badges measure 3″x 4″, and have 3 push-pins with spring clasps on the back.
- Measures Approx. 3″ X 4″
- 3 Push-Pins with Spring Clasps
- Hand Embroidered
- Metallic Gold Thread Outlines and Writing
- Fully Colored Can Crest
- Navy Blue Twill Fabric,
- Black Felt on Stiff Backing
We try hard to keep all clans in-stock all the time. If we happen to be out-of-stock of your clan, please allow up to 8 weeks for delivery.
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The Celtic Croft carries a wide assortment of cap badges and brooches. We also have over 200 clan crest badges to send your way. Scottish crafters make each of our badges with the utmost care. Consider another of our non-clan badges: Piper, Scottish Stag, Scottish Eagle, Rampant Lion, Harp, or Saint Andrew’s Cross. Don’t forget to get the matching Clergy Kilt Pin, too!
How to use the Cap Badge/Brooch
Pin this Clergy Cap Badge on your glengarry or balmoral to add the finished look to any hat. Or, use it as a brooch to pin up your sash, shawl, fly plaid, or ancient kilt (the pin is a little too light for use with great kilts). These Clan Crest badges can certainly be used in your everyday life. Pin your new badge onto your backpack or tote-bag, or anywhere else you want to display your Scottish heritage. The possibilities are endless!
Clan Crests
Scottish clans originated in the Highlands. Each one originally identifies with a specific area of Scotland and an individual Clan Chief. These clan crest cap badges or brooches are a perfect way to show your Scottish roots. A Scottish clan is a kinship group among the Scottish people. Clans give a sense of shared identity and descent to members, and in modern times have an official structure recognized by the Court of the Lord Lyon, which regulates Scottish heraldry and coats of arms.
Bethann –
Nicely made, high-quality and good-looking crest. And with the three pins on the reverse, it is easy to attach to any fabric. While traditionally worn on a blazer, I purchased one each for my brother and I as we are undertaking big adventures this year. He will be bicycling across the U.S. and I will be hiking 4 weeks on the Appalachian Trail. The clan motto “Nunquam Non Paratus” or “Never Unprepared”, is the perfect final touch for his saddle bag and my backpack!
Gary Neal –
LOVE THEM! I ordered my Clan crest (Macneil) and the Masonic non-clan crest. My only question: What is the meaning or origin of the name “J. Midolsex” around the Masonic crest? (I spelled it the way it appears to be spelled on the crest.) Don;t get me wrong, that’s not a complaint, I will wear it. I just want to be able to answer the inevitable questions that will come.
Roy-Keith S –
Love to show off my clan crest on caps and jackets
Patsy Z. –
I love the embroidered clan crest badge. It is very well done, and I will wear it proudly.
Amanda C –
My husband was very pleased with this embroidered badge. The pins and backs were fine and it was exactly what he wanted. The size was perfect as well. The embroidery was very clear and exact, as well.
Don A –
I have it on my riding vest
Joe B. –
I ordered an embroidered clan crest badge and it arrived within the specified time. However, one of the pins was broken so I e-mailed The Celtic Croft and asked what I should do. The next day I received an e-mail back saying a replacement was in the mail. This arrived within several days. Excellent service.