British Airborne Maroon Beret Size 7 1/4

The British Airborne Maroon Beret, size 7 1/4, is a distinctive piece of military headgear historically associated with British airborne forces. The maroon color was adopted in 1942 at the formation of the British Parachute Regiment and has since become a widely recognized symbol of airborne units within the British Army and allied forces. This beret features the classic circular design and is crafted from wool, providing durability and comfort during use. Its size, 7 1/4, fits a head circumference of approximately 58 centimeters. Typically, the front of the beret would display a regimental or unit cap badge, affixed above the left eye, indicating the wearer’s specific branch or affiliation. The British Airborne Maroon Beret remains an emblematic item with continued use in both ceremonial and operational contexts, reflecting its integral role in the history and identity of airborne troops.