Braces Ruffles neon orange

The neon orange ruched suspenders are neon orange shoulder straps with small ruched edges on both sides, featuring a Y-shaped back and three clips. Narrow black stripes run along the length of each strap, making the neon orange stand out even more. Women and men wear them on King's Day or at a disco party over a plain shirt or blouse.

How the ruched suspenders are constructed

• The straps are neon orange with narrow black stripes running lengthwise and a ruched edge on both sides.
• On your back, the two shoulder straps meet in a black, teardrop-shaped back piece, from which one strap continues down to your waistband.
• Three metal clips, two at the front and one at the back, clip onto the waistband of your trousers or skirt.
• Each front strap has a metal slider buckle.
• The material is 90% polyester, 5% elastane, 4% iron, and 1% polyurethane.
• This item is not washable.
• The ruched suspenders are designed for women and men.

Why do ruched neon orange suspenders suit King's Day?

Neon orange ruched suspenders suit King's Day because the national festive colour is derived from the House of Orange-Nassau, and on that day the whole of the Netherlands joins in. Suspenders were originally a practical aid to keep trousers up, but as a party accessory, it's all about colour. The ruffles make the difference compared to smooth models: the ruched edge gives the straps a more playful silhouette. At a disco party, the bright straps also stand out against a dark shirt on the dance floor.

Face paint, glasses and jewellery to pair with the ruched suspenders

A black shirt or black blouse echoes the black stripes in the straps and keeps neon orange as the main colour. For King's Day, complete the look with a red-white-and-blue flag on your cheek and bright orange sunglasses. If you are going to a disco party, choose glitter face paint around the eyes and large earrings or bracelets in a bright colour, so your entire outfit joins in.

Choose the neon orange ruched suspenders and you will instantly stand out in bright orange on King's Day or on the dance floor.