The 10-metre red/white/yellow bunting is a garland of triangular plastic pennants hanging in red, white and yellow order on a white line.
If you wear a traditional carnival costume or scarf in the same colours, your hall and outfit will blend together during carnival in Oeteldonk. At a circus party, the bright triangles evoke the image of a tent full of pennants.
Three colours, ten metres and a white line
- The garland measures 10 metres in total.
- The pennants are made of plastic.
- The colours alternate in the order red, white and yellow, so that each colour appears again and again.
- Each pennant is a pointed triangle attached to the line by its wide end.
- The pennants hang from a white ribbon that runs along the top edge.
- You receive one 10-metre garland.
Red, white and yellow as the colours of Oeteldonk
Red, white and yellow are the colours of Oeteldonk, the name 's-Hertogenbosch takes during carnival. During those days, the Oeteldonk flag hangs from facades, in cafés and above the streets of the city. With these pennants, you bring that image into your own hall, pub or garden. The same bright colours also work as circus decorations, because they immediately make you think of a party tent.
Which carnival outfit matches a hall full of red-white-yellow pennants?
An outfit in the same three colours fits best, for example a traditional carnival costume with a red-white-yellow scarf or a hat in the Oeteldonk colours. This way, what you wear matches what is hanging above your head. Hang the garland above the bar or along the doorway, then everyone in their carnival costume will immediately walk under the pennants.
Bring the red/white/yellow bunting into your home and decorate your hall or pub in the colours of Oeteldonk for carnival.
€2,48
