Traje de Huaso Niño
Traje de Huaso Niño
by ChinChile
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Country of origin
China
Pack count
3
Unit size
Age 6, Age 8, Age 10
Includes
Jacket, pants and faja sash
Traje de Huaso Niño – Chilean Huaso Outfit for Boys
The traje de huaso is what boys wear to dance cueca, Chile's national dance. The huaso is the Chilean horseman, and his dress became the country's national costume: a black jacket, matching black pants and the red faja, the sash tied at the waist.
Made for Fiestas Patrias, the September independence holidays, and for everything around them: a school cueca presentation, a parade, a folk dance group. Sizes are Age 6, Age 8 and Age 10.
What's Included
- Black jacket
- Matching black pants
- Red faja, the sash worn at the waist
Why You'll Love It
- Traditional huaso outfit for boys
- Complete three piece set, ready to wear
- Sizes Age 6, Age 8 and Age 10
- Made for cueca and Fiestas Patrias
- Comfortable cut in the traditional style
He will want a sombrero chileno to finish it, and his partner dances in the Vestido Huasa Chinita. See everything for the Dieciocho in Fiestas Patrias.
Quick answers
What is included?
Three pieces: the black jacket, the matching black pants and the red faja, the sash tied at the waist. A shirt, hat and shoes are not included.
What sizes does it come in?
Age 6, Age 8 and Age 10.
What is a huaso outfit?
The huaso is the Chilean horseman, and his dress became the country's national costume. Boys wear it to dance cueca, Chile's national dance, and through the Fiestas Patrias holidays in September.
Is this what boys really wear to dance cueca in Chile?
Yes. This is the traje de huaso worn for cueca at Fiestas Patrias, in school presentations and in folk dance groups.
What else do you need to complete the look?
A white shirt under the jacket, and a hat: either the chupalla, the straw huaso hat, or the black sombrero huaso. Girls dance in the vestido de huasa, the matching dress.
