The Dally dalmatian costume set is a headband with floppy white and black-spotted dog ears, complemented by a tail that ends in a black tip. The set is designed for women who want to go as a spotted dog for Carnival without wearing a full costume. Simply put on the headband, attach the tail, and let your own clothes do the rest.
Spotted ears and tail from the dalmatian set
- The set consists of a headband and a tail; nothing else is included.
- The ears hang down along your hair, and the headband band is also covered in spotted fabric.
- The tail is white with black spots, ends in a black tip, and has a black loop at the top.
- The ears and tail have a short, fluffy coat.
- The material is 70% polyester and 30% polystyrene.
Because the ears hang down instead of standing upright, you immediately look like a dog rather than a cat or mouse. If you want to make sure everyone recognizes you as that spotted dog, these floppy ears won't get in your way—they'll help you achieve the look.
The dalmatian as a dog breed and costume theme
The dalmatian is a dog breed recognizable by its white coat with round, dark spots. Puppies are born almost entirely white and only develop their spots during their first few weeks. This striking contrast makes the dalmatian an ideal costume theme, as white with black spots is recognizable from afar, even if someone is only wearing ears and a tail.
How to keep the dalmatian look recognizable during the Carnival parade?
A white top and white trousers will make the black spots on the headband and tail stand out most effectively in the bustle of the parade. If you want to continue the pattern, use black face paint to draw a few spots on your cheeks and a black nose tip. For an indoor Carnival party, a black outfit also works well, as the white dog ears and tail will stand out against your clothes. Wear the tail high on your back so that it remains visible with every step and dance move.
Order the Dally dalmatian costume set and join the Carnival parade as a spotted dog with just two accessories.