le Coq Trucker Hat

The cockerel has been a symbol of France since the middle agesdue to the play on words in Latin between "Gallus" - meaning an inhabitant of Gaul and "gallus" - meaning rooster or cockerel. The pun was originally used by France's enemies to make fun of France but then a clever French king remembered that bit in the bible where Peter denies Christ three times before a rooster crows and the rooster came to represent the daily victory of light over dark and the triumph of good over evil. The rest as they say, is history. If you are a Francophile, wearing this design on an apron will make your crepes taste better (not guaranteed) and if you wear it on a t-shirt you will be more sophisticated, your Beaujolais will be fruitier and your Gruyere sweeter (again, not guaranteed) If you are English you can still wear it, smug in the knowlege of the original Latin pun. Disclaimer: I will not be held responsible for any names you may be called if you purchase the design on a trucker cap.