The Biggest News in South Pacific Berets' History!

Painter, author, poet, photographer, film maker, singer and guitarist Billy Childish is one of today’s foremost and prolific artists and, following a long tradition in the arts, Billy’s choice of headgear is typically the Basque beret, as evidenced in many of his paintings, woodcut prints and at live performances.

I have long admired Childish’s work and am incredibly proud to have teamed up with Billy to create a line of beautiful Fear Naught Beretsfor Worker, Artist & Artisan.

These mid-weight berets come in four earthy colours: raven; indigo; moss and russet, fitted with the Chyldish – Fear Naught woven label and a traditional British beret lining in pure cotton.

These berets are made in a limited edition at 90 berets per colour in three diameters: 27, 30 and the 31.5cm Super Foulard. Each beret comes with a numbered certificate at $54.50 - 57.50.

Much more information on Billy Childish can be found here; original artworks can be seen and bought here.

Fear' naught (fēr´nạt`)

1.            A fearless person.

2.            A stout woolen cloth of great thickness; dreadnaught; also, a warm garment.

3.            Official motto of the (British) Royal Tank Regiment