Makes dressing-up easy, creative and inexpensive

Our Mad Hatter is wearing a Tabard (size B) painted as trousers and secured at the waist with sticky tape.

Alice is also in a Tabard simply painted as a yellow dress with a white apron. Effective inexpensive and requiring little time to create.

Koloron fabric will help give all your productions a colourful sparkle and it won’t impact heavily on your budgets.  Koloron is fabric but it has been designed to be used just like paper. Use it for all your stage shows and dressing-up requirements and it really will do the job for you. Koloron comes in rolls and as ready-made garments cutting out the hard work at a busy time of the year.

This Fairy Princess is creativity with scissors. A Tabard (size B) is cut at the hem to suggest feathers. Lengths of Koloron are taken from the roll and cut in the same way to create the feathered wings, which are affixed with PVA. Feathers are accentuated with broad tipped markers in soft colours.

How to make your own costumes this year with Koloron

Our knave’s Tabard (size B) took longer to paint; the design was copied from a playing card. Red shiny paper made an inspired hat.

On the roll or as ready-made garments – you choose

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