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Traditional Chilean Huaso Manta

Traditional Chilean Huaso Manta

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Country of origin

China

Pack count

1

Unit size

26.4 x 39.4 in (67 x 100 cm)

Includes

Manta only

Traditional Chilean Huaso Manta – Chilean Huaso Poncho

The manta is the poncho worn by the huaso, the Chilean horseman whose dress became the country's national costume. This one is black with red and white stripes, finished with a red border on all four sides.

It goes over the shoulders for Fiestas Patrias, the September independence holidays, and for everything around them: a fonda, a cueca presentation, a rodeo, a school parade. One size at 26.4 x 39.4 in (67 x 100 cm), worn by adults and by older children.

Why You'll Love It

  • Traditional huaso manta in black, red and white
  • One size, 26.4 x 39.4 in (67 x 100 cm)
  • Worn by adults and by older children
  • Made for cueca, rodeo and Fiestas Patrias
  • Completes the huaso look with a hat

Wear it with a sombrero chileno, and the boys have their own Traje de Huaso Niño. See everything for the Dieciocho in Fiestas Patrias.

Quick answers
What is a manta de huaso?
The manta is the poncho worn by the huaso, the Chilean horseman. It goes over the shoulders with the rest of the huaso outfit for cueca, for rodeo and through Fiestas Patrias.
What size is it?
One size, 26.4 x 39.4 in (67 x 100 cm). It is worn by adults and by older children.
What is included?
One manta. The hat, shirt, pants and boots are sold separately.
Is this a chamanto?
No. The chamanto is the fine reversible manta woven in Doñihue and worn on formal occasions. This is the everyday manta de huaso, the one worn to a fonda, a rodeo or a cueca presentation.
What do you wear it with?
A white shirt and dark pants, with a hat: the black sombrero huaso or the straw chupalla. Boots finish the look.
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