Llama hat

The llama hat is an animal hat made of cream-colored curly fabric with a white snout, two upright ears and long flaps that cover the ears and neck. You put it on like a hood, so the flaps fall along your cheeks down to your shoulders, and with a plain sweater underneath the llama head immediately takes center stage. The hat is intended for women, men and children, and you wear it during carnival or at a children's party.

Snout, ears and flaps of the llama hat

• The outside is cream-colored and curly, with a white front on which a black embroidered nose and smile are located.
• On top of the head are two pointed ears with a white inside, and on both sides of the snout is a black eye.
• Long flaps cover your ears, cheeks and neck, and are finished with white fabric on the inside.
• The hat is made of 100% polyester.
• The washing instructions are hand wash.
• The hat is from the brand Boland and suitable for women, men, boys and girls.

How can you tell that this is a llama and not a sheep?

You recognize a llama by its long, upright ears and narrow snout, while a sheep has shorter ears that stand more to the side. Llamas are camelids from the Andes mountains in South America, where they have been kept as pack animals for centuries. On the llama hat you see those characteristics reflected in the two pointed ears and the protruding white snout with an embroidered smile. The curly cream outside all around gives the fluffy coat appearance that belongs to the animal.

A complete llama outfit around the hat

A cream-colored or white sweater with light trousers lets the hat continue into a llama body, so that you look like one animal from head to toe. If you want to emphasize the South American side, a colorful poncho fits over it, because that belongs to the Andes just like the llama. For a group during carnival it works well if everyone wears the same hat with their own colored poncho. For children, a dot of white face paint on the nose completes the look.

Order the llama hat and walk along in the parade during carnival as a cheerful llama.