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Griffin or Hippogriff Velvet Chamfron Face Armour for Horses and Ponies Custom

Starting at: $64.95

This is a custom griffin chamfron, which you can order in either crushed panne velvet to match your horse barding or metallic fabric to match your costume armour. Chamfron has adorable beak, decorative nostrils, and small pointy ears.

Originally designed to acompany our pegasus wings, this item is the perfect finishing touch to a griffin or hippogriff costume.

Black Wings Displayed for Horses and Ponies

Important Ordering Instuctions -- Please read and select carefully

If ordering a chamfron in velvet:

Panne Velvet 1st Color is the main color of the chamfon (color of the face.)
Panne Velvet 2nd Color is the color of the beak. You may choose the same as the face or different.
Leave "Armour Color" at "N/A."

If ordering a metallic chamfron to match your armour:

Leave Panne Velvet Colors at "N/A."
Select your armour color (face and beak will be the same color).

Click to Show/Hide Crushed Panne Velvet Color Chart

Regarding Service Time

This is a custom item with a regular service time of 10 business days. If you need your item faster, Expedited Services are available at additional cost; select from Service Options below. More information

Measuring Guide

Chamfron: Horse Measuring Diagram for Chamfron/Frentera

Browband Length: Entire length of browband including loops.
cross Top of Noseband: Distance across horse's nose (where the noseband sits) to and from the lower edge of each cheekpiece.
Browband to Noseband: Length of face from the top edge of browband to the lower edge of noseband.
Distance Between Eyes: The width of the horse's forehead between the inner corners of eyes. This is to make sure the costume does not obscure the horse's vision, not the actual size of finished piece.