Your Cub Scout Uniform Patches                      View Uniform Inspection Sheet

World Crest

This patch is worn by all Scouts and Leaders to signify membership of our program in the World Scouting Movement. This patch shows our brotherhood with millions of Scouts around the world.

This patch is worn centered above the left pocket in the middle between the top of the pocket and the shoulder seam.

US Flag

This patch is one that you shouldn't have to sew on! Most uniforms come with the flag already attached to the right sleeve. Some previously used uniforms may have it taken off but additional ones can be purchased at the Scout Store.

The Boy Scouts of America emblem over the right pocket is also attached to uniforms when purchased.

Den Number Strip or Patrol Emblem

This patch indicates the number assigned to the Den for which a Scout is a member. All Scouts and Den Leaders wear this emblem as part of the uniform.

Webelos Scouts (and Leaders) whose Den has chosen to use a Patrol Emblem for identification would wear the Patrol Emblem instead. There are numerous emblems available.

These emblems are worn on the right sleeve directly below the American Flag.
 

Central Florida Council Patch

This patch is worn by all Scouts and Leaders to indicate the Council that represents their Pack. Each Council develops their own design although the shape and position on the uniform are the same. Our Council is the Central Florida Council.

This patch is worn on the left sleeve just below the shoulder seam.

Individual Pack Numbers

The Pack number on the left is made up of three individual numeral patches that are sewn on next to one another.

These patches are worn centered above the left sleeve just below the council patch.