Anarchy Embroidered Beret - Traclet

Anarchy Embroidered Beret - Traclet

According to the authors of the book "Circled A, True History of a Symbol", this sign dates back to 1964.

It is a capital "A" surrounded by a circle. The ends of the typographic character touch or extend beyond the circle. The A represents the first letter of the word anarchy (or anarchism) in many languages, making it an internationally recognizable symbol.

In order to "find a more practical and faster way to minimize the time and length of signature under texts and slogans." A symbol as quickly identifiable as the cross, the swastika, or the hammer and sickle. The circled A has the advantage of being easier to execute. However, it wasn't until after May 1968 that it spread and became commonplace worldwide.

An embroidery made at our premises in Roanne.

About the Anarchy Embroidered Beret - Traclet

• Composition: 100% wool 
• Diameter approximately 28 cm
• One size 56 - 57 cm