Identity is important.  As members of Men of Iron, each member can display their association with their household on a belt banner. A belt banner is a small banner that is worn on the belt that displays the arms of your household and the advancements that you have earned.

When a wanderer becomes a member, members will wear a basic banner with the household arms on it.

The household arms can be a patch produced by Men of Iron, hand embroidered, or painted.  The best looking options for a belt banner is a patch of the arms. These patches can also be used as a collectable patch that can be collected by other members within Men of Iron.

The Belt banner color is selected by the household leadership and will be dictated by the colors that are used in the household arms.  The belt banner colors are black, blue, green, red, purple, white and yellow. Those who are members without a household wear a grey belt banner until they establish a household, develop their household arms and choose a color for their household belt banner.

The belt banner is worn by members.  Before a member earns an advancement pin, he will wear the basic belt banner. As he advances in rank, he will earn the advancement pins for each level.  The Page pin will be centered 1/2” under the bottom point of the household arms.  When the Squire pin is earned, he will center the Page and Squire pins on the same row together centered under the arms.  When the Knight pin is earned, the pin will be placed centered 1/2” below the Page and Squire pins and centered on the banner. More information on the belt banners can be found HERE