King child's coat red

The red king child cape is a separate shoulder cape measuring 90 cm long in red, with a white trim and a stand-up collar with black dots imitating ermine fur. This gives a child the appearance of a monarch on a throne in one go: red for the state, white with dots for wealth. Children wear the cape during carnival, on King's Day, at a royal party at school, or in a parade.

Features of the red king cape

• The cape is 90 cm long and falls below the knee on most children.
• The red outer material is made of 100% polyester with a velvety sheen.
• Along the front closure and in the stand-up collar runs a white trim with black dots.
• The cape hangs open over the clothes your child is already wearing, such as black trousers with a shirt.
• Hand washing keeps the red and the white trim neat.

How does a king cape differ from an ordinary red cape?

The difference lies in the trim: an ordinary cape is plain, while this cape has the white fur trim with black dots that in heraldry stands for ermine. That dot pattern was reserved for monarchs for centuries and is therefore immediately recognizable, even without further explanation. Red enhances that image, because coronation capes in many royal houses were made in red or purple. So, if you want to be a king and not a superhero or vampire, you choose exactly that trim.

Accessories for your little king's cape

A crown completes the look in one go, whether it is a golden hoop crown or a tall red royal crown. A scepter in hand gives your child something to wave with in the parade and looks good in photos. Gold-colored rings or a chain complete the look, and with a little face paint on the cheeks and a drawn-on mustache or beard, the face also becomes a royal face. Dark shoes or boots under black trousers keep the attention on the red.

Choose this red king cape for your child and the costume party, parade, or King's Day begins with a real monarch.