Chez Fernand Christine is a cozy Left Bank restaurant in Paris, known for traditional French cuisine, warm service, and a fine wine list. With checkered tablecloths and rustic ambience, it offers a menu centred on fresh, local ingredients and classic French techniques.

Complementing this legacy is the classic navy blue cap, a thoughtful tribute to the restaurant’s heritage.

At its center, an embroidered rooster proudly stands, a replica of the emblem that hangs above Chez Fernand Christine's facade. 

This iconic image of the rooster, France’s national symbol, pays homage to the deep cultural roots of the establishment. Below the emblem, “Chez Fernand” is embroidered in bold red using the restaurant’s signature font.

On the left side, the institution’s essential information is stitched in the same rich red, while the phrase “Maison de Qualité” is elegantly embroidered in script at the back, an enduring nod to the excellence and tradition that define Chez Fernand Christine.

Crafted with metal hardware and featuring the embossed GiftShop penguin on the back, the cap is both stylish and symbolic souvenir of Paris.