Tailcoat circus director children

The children's circus ringmaster tailcoat is a red coat with gold-colored trim, epaulettes with gold fringes and long tails at the back. Children wear it during carnival, in the parade and at a circus party or a themed children's party. On the front there are three gold-colored buttons and the collar and cuffs are black with a velvet look.

What children's sizes is this circus coat available in and how do you wash it?

• The coat is available in children's sizes 116, 128, 140 and 158 cm, so you choose based on body length: 116 cm is for approximately 4 to 5 years, 158 cm for 11 to 13 years.
• The coat is made of 100% polyester.
• Red with gold-colored trim along the lapels and the fastening, and with a black collar and cuffs.
• You receive the coat separately, so you have to find the top hat, the trousers, the gloves and the boot covers yourself.
• Washing instructions: hand wash, do not bleach, do not tumble dry, do not iron and do not dry clean.

The circus ringmaster as the host in the ring

In the circus, the ringmaster is the one who announces the acts and keeps the show going. That role has a fixed look: a red coat with gold braids and epaulettes, with which he immediately stands out among the artists in the ring. The tamer or trainer often wears a similar jacket, because he stands just as well in the middle of the sand. For children, it is therefore a role in which they take charge of the party.

This is how you complete your child's circus look

Under the coat, a white blouse with a black bow tie and black trousers work best, just as a ringmaster in the ring dresses. A black top hat, white gloves and black boots or boot covers complete the look. With a brown or black face paint pen you add a curled mustache, and a stick or whip in hand makes it clear who announces the acts.

Choose this circus ringmaster tailcoat for children and your child will open the show themselves during carnival or at a circus party.