Orange pom poms on a stick

Orange pom poms on sticks are a set of two bright orange cheering pom-poms made of plastic streamers, each with a sturdy grey handle. You reach for them when the Dutch national team plays, during a Dutch evening, or on King's Day. Men and women alike wave them along the sidelines or in the party hall.

How do you hold these orange pom poms?

• Each one has a grey handle with a narrow waist, so you can hold it in one hand.
• You get a set of two, so you can wave with both hands.
• The streamers are shiny and solid orange, from the top to the frayed ends.
• The pom-pom flares out and springs back into shape when you shake it.
• There is no theme or print on them, so they match any orange outfit.

Orange cheering pom-poms in the supporter's image

Cheering pom-poms come from the American cheerleader world and have become primarily a supporter's accessory in the Netherlands. In orange, they belong with the national team, at a Dutch evening, and at the street parties on King's Day. Because they are light and move a lot, you can see them from afar: handy on a stand or in a crowded hall. They are also reusable, so you simply store them away after the party for the next match.

This is how you build a complete orange outfit with them

A pom-pom in each hand works best over an orange shirt or dress. Add an orange wig or hat and a scarf or horn, and your supporter's look is complete. If you are wearing a cheerleader skirt, the pom-poms match it most directly. Paint or face paint in red, white, and blue on your cheeks completes the look.

Choose these orange pom poms on sticks and you will stand along the sidelines with two hands full of color during King's Day or an international match.