Military Beret

A military beret is a soft, round, flat-crowned cap made of wool or felt,
widely used across the world’s armed forces as part of official uniform and
regalia. It has become one of the most recognizable forms of military
headgear due to its practicality, symbolism, and distinct appearance.

Key Features:

Material: Usually made of wool, felt, or a wool-blend fabric.

Shape: Flat and round with a small leather or fabric binding around the
edge.

Badge Placement: Worn with a unit, regiment, or branch badge affixed to a
patch (often stiffened) on the front/side.

Colors: Different beret colors indicate branches or special units. For
example:

Maroon: Airborne/paratroopers.

Green: Special Forces.

Black: Armored or tank regiments.

Navy blue: General army or support units (varies by country).

Other unique colors for elite or ceremonial units.

Symbolism & Use:

Signifies identity, pride, and tradition of the unit.

Offers a lightweight, practical alternative to helmets or peaked caps.

Commonly used in both combat and ceremonial dress.

Wearing Style:

Typically pulled to one side (left or right depending on national
tradition).

The badge is positioned directly over the left or right eye, again
depending on regulations.

Would you like me to also make a short introduction + description breakdown
(like we did for aprons, sashes, etc.) so it’s formatted neatly for your
regalia catalog?

Minimum Order: 50 pieces

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