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Southern Rebel Flag Patch by COMMANDO
The COMMANDO Southern Rebel Flag Patch features an embroidered reproduction of the Confederate battle flag, also known as the Southern Cross. This small sew-on patch represents a historically significant and highly controversial symbol from the American Civil War. Its history is closely connected to the secession of the Southern states, the Confederacy and the enduring debate over the flag's meaning and use.
The design originated in 1861 during the American Civil War. Following confusion between the Confederate and Union national flags on the battlefield, Confederate leaders sought a more distinctive battle standard. A design proposed by William Porcher Miles, featuring a blue diagonal cross with white stars on a red field, was selected for use by the Army of Northern Virginia. Although commonly called the Confederate flag today, it was originally a military battle flag rather than the Confederacy's first national flag. In 1863, the design was incorporated into the Confederacy's second national flag.
The Confederacy was established by eleven Southern states that seceded from the United States, with the preservation of slavery central to their cause. Following the Confederacy's defeat in 1865, the battle flag continued to be used as a symbol of Southern identity. Its public meaning changed significantly during the twentieth century, particularly when it was adopted by segregationist movements opposing civil rights reforms. It subsequently became widely associated with racial discrimination, white supremacy and extremist groups, although some people have also used it to represent regional or family heritage.
Important statement
We does not support or condone racism, racial discrimination, hate speech or white supremacist ideology. The Confederate battle flag has a documented history of association with slavery, segregation and racial hatred, and its display can be deeply offensive to many people. This product is presented as a historical symbol, not as an endorsement of the Confederacy, racism or any form of discrimination.
Features
Specifications
Brand: COMMANDO
Product Code: BD0162
Patch Dimensions: 75 x 50 mm
Attachment: Sew-on
GTIN: 9357994009801
This patch represents a symbol with a complex and deeply contested history. Its historical context should be understood alongside the suffering caused by slavery, racial segregation and the continued use of the design by racist movements.
The design originated in 1861 during the American Civil War. Following confusion between the Confederate and Union national flags on the battlefield, Confederate leaders sought a more distinctive battle standard. A design proposed by William Porcher Miles, featuring a blue diagonal cross with white stars on a red field, was selected for use by the Army of Northern Virginia. Although commonly called the Confederate flag today, it was originally a military battle flag rather than the Confederacy's first national flag. In 1863, the design was incorporated into the Confederacy's second national flag.
The Confederacy was established by eleven Southern states that seceded from the United States, with the preservation of slavery central to their cause. Following the Confederacy's defeat in 1865, the battle flag continued to be used as a symbol of Southern identity. Its public meaning changed significantly during the twentieth century, particularly when it was adopted by segregationist movements opposing civil rights reforms. It subsequently became widely associated with racial discrimination, white supremacy and extremist groups, although some people have also used it to represent regional or family heritage.
Important statement
We does not support or condone racism, racial discrimination, hate speech or white supremacist ideology. The Confederate battle flag has a documented history of association with slavery, segregation and racial hatred, and its display can be deeply offensive to many people. This product is presented as a historical symbol, not as an endorsement of the Confederacy, racism or any form of discrimination.
Features
- Embroidered reproduction of the Confederate battle flag
- Also historically known as the Southern Cross
- Reflects a recognised design from the American Civil War
- Compact format suitable for clothing and personal collections
- Sew-on attachment
Specifications
Brand: COMMANDO
Product Code: BD0162
Patch Dimensions: 75 x 50 mm
Attachment: Sew-on
GTIN: 9357994009801
This patch represents a symbol with a complex and deeply contested history. Its historical context should be understood alongside the suffering caused by slavery, racial segregation and the continued use of the design by racist movements.
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