Rebel "Battle Flag" Bandana

The COMMANDO Rebel "Battle Flag" Bandana is a versatile 100% cotton square designed for a range of practical outdoor uses. Its 600 × 600 mm format provides enough material to wear as a head covering or neck covering, while its simple cotton construction also makes it useful as a wind break, sling or char cloth. Compact and easy to carry, it can be added to camping, hiking, hunting or survival equipment without taking up significant pack space.

Features
Made from 100% cotton
600 × 600 mm square format
Can be worn as a head covering
Can be used as a wind break
Suitable for use as a sling
Can be used as char cloth for appropriate fire-starting applications
Lightweight, compact accessory for outdoor equipment
Suitable for hiking, hunting, camping and survival kits
Versatile design allows multiple carrying and utility options
Specifications
Product Code: BA0002
Product Type: Bandana
Brand: COMMANDO
Dimensions: 600 × 600 mm
Material: 100% cotton

The COMMANDO Rebel "Battle Flag" Bandana provides a simple, versatile piece of cotton equipment with several practical uses outdoors. Its compact format makes it easy to include in a camping or survival kit, while the durable natural-fibre construction allows it to be used for more than just wearing.

In 1860-61, eleven southern states seceded from the United States to protect the institution of slavery, forming the Confederate States of America and precipitating the Civil War. During the war, the Confederacy and its military forces used a variety of flags, but the flag that became most associated with the Confederacy was the so-called "battle flag."

There are no specific Australian laws that directly ban the display of the Confederate battle flag, but its display could be problematic in certain contexts. It is considered a symbol of hate speech and may be removed or prohibited in government-funded workplaces or by institutions that do not want to be associated with it. Its display could also lead to issues in public, such as being asked to remove it by private business owners who consider it offensive.
While we do not condone hate speech in any way, we acknowledge that there are other uses and meanings for this item.