Canadian Queen’s Own Rifles QOR Regiment Sleeve Patch

The Canadian Queen’s Own Rifles (QOR) Regiment Sleeve Patch is a cloth insignia worn by members of the Queen’s Own Rifles of Canada, an infantry regiment of the Canadian Army. This patch typically features the regiment’s distinctive insignia, which often includes the regimental name or abbreviation and related heraldic symbols. Sleeve patches like this are sewn onto the uniform to indicate the wearer’s regimental affiliation. The Queen’s Own Rifles of Canada, established in 1860, has a long service history in both domestic and overseas operations, including the First and Second World Wars. The design and materials of the patch may vary based on the time period and issue, with earlier examples usually produced with embroidered details on wool or cotton backing, while later versions may use synthetic fabrics. Collectors and historians value such patches for their connection to Canadian military heritage and their role in uniform identification.