Brown Indian poncho in suede unisex

The brown suede-look Native American poncho is a V-shaped wrap poncho with long fringes and a decorative band with a pattern along the hem. It immediately evokes the Wild West, with Native Americans and riders on the prairie, but also fits perfectly with the flower power style of the 70s. The poncho is unisex, so both women and men can wear it during Carnival, at a western party, a festival, or a hippie party.

Suede look, fringes and size: the poncho in detail

• The material is 100% polyester, made of heavy fabric with a suede look.
• The color is a warm light brown, with fringes in a slightly darker shade of brown.
• Above the fringes runs a narrow decorative band with a fine red-brown pattern, along the points and the armholes.
• The poncho comes to a point at the front and back, and there is a round neck opening in the middle.
• The poncho comes in one size for sizes S through XL.
• Washing instructions: hand wash, do not bleach, do not tumble dry, do not iron and do not dry clean.

Where does the fringed poncho come from?

The poncho originally comes from South America, where it was worn as a simple wrap with an opening for the head, among others by the gauchos, the riders of the pampas. In the world of costumes, a fringed poncho represents three looks at once: the Native American look, the western rider, and the hippie. Unlike a Native American dress, you put a poncho over your own clothes, and therefore it works just as well for women and men. So choose it if you want to create a costume with one garment over jeans.

A complete outfit around the Native American poncho

For a Native American costume, combine the poncho with a black wig with braids, a headband with a feather, and a beaded necklace. If you are going to a western party as a cowboy or gaucho, wear it over a denim shirt with a brown hat and a lasso in your hand. For a hippie party or festival, a braided headband, round colored glasses, and a peace necklace, with wide-flared pants underneath, will fit. Those accessories are not part of the poncho and are sold separately.

Order the brown Native American poncho and you will have the basis of your costume with one garment during Carnival or at your next festival.