Giraffe Poncho

The giraffe poncho is a cape-like throwover with a giraffe print and a hood with ears, two horns and a brown mane stripe. The brown-on-cream spot pattern runs through the entire poncho, including the hood. Women and men wear it during carnival, at a festival weekend or at a safari-themed party.

Print, hood and pom-poms of this giraffe poncho

• The fabric has a brown spot pattern on a cream-colored background, just like a giraffe's coat.
• The hood features two pointed ears and two horns with fluffy brown tops.
• A reddish, fluffy mane stripe runs across the back of the hood.
• Two cords with a brown pom-pom hang down the front along the deep V-neck.
• The poncho is longer at the back than at the front and falls into a rounded point over the back.
• The poncho is made of 100% polyester and, according to the label, is suitable for hand washing.

Why choose a giraffe poncho instead of a full animal costume?

You put a poncho over your own clothes, leaving your arms and legs free, while an animal costume is a closed jumpsuit that covers you completely. This makes this style convenient if you are dancing all evening or walking around indoors and outdoors: you can simply wear your own shirt and trousers underneath. The hood does the job that a mask or headpiece does on a costume, because the ears, horns and mane make the giraffe instantly recognizable. And because the poncho falls over your shoulders, it fits a wide range of body types, making it suitable for both women and men.

Styling tips for the parade or festival evening

A plain shirt or sweater in white or cream looks best under the poncho, so that the print defines the look. White or black trousers complete the look neatly, as can also be seen on the model images. If you are participating in a parade, put the hood on and let the pom-poms hang in front. For a festival evening, you can paint brown spots on your cheeks, and with brown sneakers you will be comfortable walking around all day.

Choose the giraffe poncho and you will be a giraffe on the dance floor in one motion during carnival or your next festival weekend.