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SAS Beret

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SAS Beret Please Note: Our berets are shaped at your own risk. We will not accept liability for any damage to beret caused during this process.

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A regulation beige beret with silk liner and leather band. With a bow and adjustable draw cord, made from 100% pure wool. Worn by the The Special Air Service Regiment (SAS). Please note due to our internal change of beret branding you may receive a beret with either a Patey or Firmin label. The quality of the beret is exactly the same no matter which label you receive. For more information please feel free to contact us.

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Rank / Appointment	Other......
Unit	Each
Regiment / Unit / Corps	Special Air Service (SAS)
Beret Style	Leather Band

About Us

First founded in 1965, E. C. Snaith at first was a dedicated Royal Air Force supplier. Since then it has branched out to become military outfitters & tailors to the entirety of the UK Armed Forces selling uniforms, uniform accessories & equipment online to the consumer and to the trade.

Since 2004 it has been part of the Firmin House group along with Kashket and Partners, military tailors, and Firmin & Sons, button and badge makers, armourers and sword cutlers. The oldest part of the group has been continuously manufacturing in the United Kingdom since 1685 making it one of the country’s oldest manufacturers and suppliers.

Unlike many direct sale companies this means we understand manufacturing and product development, not just selling. If there is anything you can't find, or even something entirely new, please do get in touch. We'll be happy to develop a bespoke product with you.

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