King's red coat

The red king's cloak is a long red costume cloak with a white collar and trim full of black dots, in a ermine look. The red tie ribbon at the neck and the red lining on the inside complete the silhouette. Women and men wear this king's cloak during carnival, on King's Day or at a fairytale-themed party.

What does the red king's cloak look like?

• The cloak is 140 cm long and thus falls as a loose cape over your clothes.
• It is made of 100% polyester in a deep red color.
• The stand-up collar is white with black dots, and the same trim runs along both front edges all the way down.
• At the neck you close the cloak with a red tie ribbon.
• The inside has a smooth red lining, which is visible as soon as the cloak falls open.
• According to the label, this cloak is suitable for hand washing.

The ermine look of a royal cloak

Red with a white, black-speckled edge has been the image of royal clothing in Europe for centuries. Those black dots refer to the tail tips in ermine fur, which were used on coronation cloaks in the past. This red cape recreates that image in polyester, so you get the classic king look without fur. Precisely because of that, everyone at a party immediately recognizes who is playing the king.

Complete the king look with a crown and scepter

Under the cloak, a simple base works best: a white shirt with black trousers makes the red and the dotted trim stand out well. A crown and a scepter complete the royal look, and together with a princess or queen dress, you have a complete duo for a theme party. If you are playing a fairytale character or a medieval ruler, a fake sword or a chain with large stones adds something extra. The cloak is sold separately, so you choose the crown and accessories yourself.

Choose this red king's cloak and you will immediately stand out as a ruler among the guests during carnival or on King's Day.