Par de pines del Departamento de Bomberos de FD (oro o plata)

The gold and silver versions are identical in size, design, and construction; the only difference is the finish color. Gold (IN64) suits departments with gold-tone uniform hardware standards, while silver (IN65) matches departments that use silver or nickel-tone hardware. Check your department's uniform regulations to confirm which finish is required before ordering.

These pins are sold as a matched pair. Each order includes two FD collar pins in the finish you select, providing one pin for each collar point. You will not need to purchase a second order to complete your collar.

Each pin is approximately 3/8 inch tall. This compact size fits standard pointed dress shirt collars and class-A uniform shirts used across most U.S. fire department uniform programs. If your department uses an unusually small or non-standard collar format, verify that the collar point can accommodate a standard pin-back fastener before ordering.

Collar pins are individual insignia pieces secured with a pin-back fastener directly through the collar fabric, while collar brass typically refers to a broader category that can include both pin-back and screw-back (nut-and-post) fastened insignia. These First Class Uniforms FD pins use a standard pin-back (butterfly clutch) attachment. Most department dress shirts are set up for pin-back collar insignia. Screw-back hardware requires a pre-drilled hole in the collar and is more common on heavier wool uniform jackets. When in doubt, confirm the attachment type specified in your department's uniform standard operating procedures.

Yes. The FD collar pins in both gold (IN64) and silver (IN65) are appropriate for ceremonial and honor guard uniforms. Their polished finish and clean "FD" lettering meet the appearance standards expected for formal fire service events including parades, memorial services, promotional ceremonies, and award presentations. Select the finish that matches your unit's uniform hardware standard.