Clown Pierolino for adults is a two-piece clown costume for men, consisting of a loose shirt and trousers with legs in two different colours. The shirt is the most striking part. The body has vertical orange and black stripes, while the wide bell sleeves differ from each other: one is solid orange, and the other features a green and black check pattern. Wear it at Carnival or a circus party, or anywhere else a cheerful clown would fit right in.
How the clown costume is designed
- You will receive a shirt and trousers; no other costume pieces are included.
- Two green pom-poms are positioned one above the other on the front of the shirt.
- The trousers have wide legs, one purple and one green, with black piping along the hem of the green leg.
- The material is 100% polyester.
- The costume is available in size M (40–42) and size L (52–54).
- Hand wash only. Do not dry clean, bleach, tumble dry or iron.
The clown as a colourful circus character
You can recognise a circus clown by bright colours, clashing patterns and deliberately oversized clothing. The check pattern on one sleeve refers to the harlequin, a joker from traditional Italian theatre who performed in a costume made of coloured checks. This costume combines that check pattern with stripes and solid areas, so that every part of your body shows a different colour. If you are looking for a smiling clown rather than a scary one, this is the right choice. There are no blood stains or torn fabric, only orange, green, purple and black.
What else do you need for a complete clown look?
A green curly wig matches the green pom-poms and the green trouser leg. Add a red clown nose and use face paint to draw a wide grin around your mouth, and your face will be just as striking as the shirt. Large red clown shoes worn under the wide legs complete the silhouette. The wig, nose, face paint and shoes are sold separately, as the set only includes the shirt and trousers.
Choose Clown Pierolino for adults and you will be covered from shoulder to ankle in the colours of the circus at Carnival.