Sheriff star

The deputy sheriff star is a silver-coloured six-pointed badge with balls on the points and a round Deputy Sheriff emblem in the centre. You wear it on the chest of a vest, shirt or jacket, and with that one accessory, an ordinary outfit is transformed into that of a law enforcement officer. It is designed for women and men attending a western party.

Six points and an emblem on the star

• The star is silver with a shiny, mirrored finish.
• Each of the six points ends in a round ball.
• In the centre is a raised round emblem with the words Deputy Sheriff, surrounded by a border of small links.
• The deputy sheriff star is made from 100% polypropylene.
• It is suitable for both women and men.

The deputy sheriff star

In westerns, you recognise the law enforcement officer of a small town by the star on their chest. The word deputy means assistant sheriff, the assistant who helps the sheriff with arrests and chases. If you are going with a group, one person plays the sheriff and the rest form their squad of deputy sheriffs with this star.

How do you wear the deputy sheriff star at a western party?

At a western party, you wear the deputy sheriff star on the left side of your chest, at heart level, where everyone can see it immediately. With a black jacket, white shirt, bolo tie and black cowboy hat, you get the stern look of a sheriff from an old movie. If you want a more relaxed look, wear the star on a red checked shirt with a brown cowboy hat, or on a brown vest over a denim shirt with a red bandana around your neck. That clothing and those accessories are not part of the star and are chosen by you.

Choose this deputy sheriff star and you will immediately be known as the deputy sheriff of the group at the next western party.