another ANOTHER Jac Shirt question

[Scoutfish]

Okay, I didn't buy the "real" Jac-Shirt because it's tough to justify throwing down $100.00 for a coat when I already have 3.

 

I wanted a red BSA one bcause...well...I just wanted it to wear to RT and other meetings. Yep, proud to be a scouter, but still can't justify $100.00 for a coat.

 

So instead I bought the lined and insulated red windbreaker from the scout shop instead. Cost me a whole $14.00 on sale.

 

So here's my question:

 

It came with the universal BSA emblen( stuck to cardboard that hangs from collar on a string) on a red background. Noticing that commissioners wear a commissioner patch instead of the BSA patch...I was thinking of sewing a CubMaster patch on instead.

 

Figured that I wouldn't lead anybody to thinking I was part of a troop either by doing this.

 

So, while I am not really worried about somebody being insulted by this...I do want to try to be correct in doing it. I mean,just because 1 person doesn't like it won't stop me, but if it's flat out really not correct, I'll just use the universal emblem instead.

 

So?(This message has been edited by scoutfish)

[Eagle92]

The proper patch is the FDL patch that came with it.

 

That said I know that some folks will get a non-supply jacket and have it embroidered.

 

I also know one troop that awards outstanding adults the red windbreaker, but with the troop patch instead. Not many of those are awarded, and I wish I had not lost mine in the moves.

 

 

[jr56]

As the uniform police will be quick to point out, there is a section on red jackets covered in the insignia guide. My personal opinion is that is in there primarily for scouts and scouters that are going to be part of a jamboree contingency.

So, if you feel like substituting, nobody but the uniform police are going to be offended.