Cimarron Arms' Poncho
An excellent value if perfect accuracy doesn't matter to you. This poncho would look authentic to most people.
Appears very similar to the Hollywood Props/Larry Green Productions poncho but the pattern is not quite as accurate with the "Steps" on the lower part of the poncho being the most prominent inaccuracy. This Poncho almost looks like a "first draft" of the former.
The stitching method on this poncho appears less accurate when viewed up close than others.
- Price: $75 (Amazing value!)
- Size: 54”W x 62”L (Open) 31"L (Worn), 14" neck hole
- Tassel count: 32 (Brown) 37 (Green) (Inaccurate)
- Kid's size: 25 1/4" X 15 1/2"
- Colors: Olive Green, Brown, +others
- Materials: 90% Wool, 10% Polyester
- Country of origin: 🇮🇳 India
If you are not satisfied with the poncho you can return it.You will have to pay to ship it back.When we receive it back in the same condition as it was shipped in we will refund your money for the poncho only.- Cimarron Staff, via email, June 18th 2020
[My] Poncho is from ‘Cimarron Arms’, it’s as near to the original as I have found, it is 100% wool, and the stitching pattern is very good. They made several colour versions, Red, Black, Green, Dark brown with gold stitching, (which was a shame they used gold instead of white, as then it would have been perfect!), and Rusty brown [Burnt orange], I got the green one and the Rusty brown [Burnt orange] one, and re-dyed it a darker brown with a dark brown Ritza dye in a bucket, The stitching thread is man-made so the dye didn’t affect it.
Incorrect "steps" pattern on the bottom horizontal strip. (Lacks mirrored steps.)
Child sized version
Closeup of Cimarron's child sized poncho to show stitching detail
The "steps" pattern is quite inaccurate. (The original had mirrored steps as well.)
Closeup of Poncho's stitching detail on a custom re-dyed "Burnt Orange" Cimarron Poncho
Custom re-dyed Cimarron "Burnt Orange" Poncho
Custom re-dyed Cimarron "Burnt Orange" Poncho
Tassels closeup. Little on the short side. Attachment method inaccurate.
Embroidery stitching up close. Looks good, but not accurate to the original.
Not carefully enough in this author's opinion. Hehe.
Last modified 1yr ago