The pink children's bowler hat is a children's hat with a round crown and a narrow, slightly curled brim, with a shiny yellow ribbon around it. The little hat immediately evokes the circus ring, with a cheerful clown taking off his hat and making the audience laugh. It is intended for boys and girls and is suitable for carnival, a circus party, or a clown act at school.
Color, ribbon and finish of the clown hat
- The hat is pink and has a shiny yellow ribbon around the bottom of the crown.
- The ends of the ribbon hang loose over the brim on one side.
- The surface has a matte, felt-like appearance.
- The material is 100% polyester.
- The little hat is made for children, both boys and girls.
- You only receive the hat, without a wig, clown nose or face paint.
- Do not wash, do not bleach, do not tumble dry, do not iron and do not dry clean.
Why does a clown wear a colored hat and not a black one?
A clown wears a brightly colored hat because it pokes fun at the formal black hat of a gentleman in a suit. The shape remains neat and serious, but the color turns it into a joke, and that contrast is exactly what everyone recognizes as a clown look. The yellow ribbon on the pink background makes that difference even clearer. If you want your child to be a dapper gentleman from an old movie, a black version is more suitable, and for a cheerful circus clown, you choose this one.
Wearing the children's hat in the carnival parade
In the parade, the pink clown hat stands out most above a curly wig in bright colors, with a red clown nose and yellow painted eyelids. Place the hat slightly back on the head, then the face remains free and everyone can see the face paint. At an indoor circus party, it can be more relaxed: with a white shirt and a bow tie, your child becomes a dapper circus performer instead of a clown. For a children's party with multiple clowns, the little hat immediately provides a recognizable fixed part of everyone's outfit.
Order the pink children's bowler hat and your child will immediately be recognizable as a clown in the parade during carnival.