Loeki party tape orange

Loeki party tape orange is party bunting featuring a football-playing lion, confetti and the slogan Hup Holland in large white letters. Stretch the bunting along a fence, a balcony or the ceiling of the clubhouse, and together with pennants and balloons it becomes a recognisable supporter's corner. The bunting is perfect for King's Day and for a match night during the European Championship or World Cup.

Design and colours of the party tape

• The background is bright orange and covered with small, coloured confetti pieces.
• Along the bottom edge runs a green strip representing a football pitch.
• Loeki the lion appears repeatedly, kicking a black-and-white football in front of him.
• The slogan Hup Holland is written in large white letters with a dark outline and repeats along the entire length of the bunting.
• The bunting is from the brand PartyXplosion.

Why does it say Hup Holland on this party tape?

Hup Holland is the well-known cheer for the Dutch national team, and therefore you immediately recognise the bunting as supporter's decoration. The national party colour is derived from the House of Orange. That is why streets are decorated in the same shade both on King's Day and during a major football tournament. The lion is a familiar Dutch symbol that also appears in the national coat of arms, and Loeki is a cheerful, cartoon version of it.

Combine party bunting with flags, garlands and balloons

The party bunting works best as the line that connects the rest of your decorations. Stretch it between two poles above the street and hang red-white-and-blue pennants alongside it. You can also place it along the edge of the table where the snacks are during the match. Indoors, a few strands across the ceiling, with balloons at the intersections, will instantly give the room a supporter's atmosphere. If you are wearing a supporter's hat or scarf yourself, the decoration will match in colour and theme.

Order the Loeki party tape orange and get your street, garden or living room ready for King's Day or the next match of the Dutch national team.