A common mistake when dressing the porch goose is that outfits and accessories can look cumbersome and unappealing or can even wear out quickly. Here are a few common mistakes with the good news being that the majority of issues can be solved with a little planning ahead of time.
- Sizing
Outfits that are too tight look stiff and outfits that are too big can sag and fall out of place. Let’s try to remedy this, when pursuing outfits make sure to take note of your goose’s neck chest and body length before purchasing to ensure that the outfit actually fits and isn’t too tight or too loose. Certain materials even come with adjustable or elastic mechanisms like slide toggles that can be fitted to the goose’s body.
- Weather
Thin cotton and loose fabric materials can weather damage easily and mildew can develop if improperly cared for Choose outfits and accessories that are made of sturdy materials. To keep the goose outfits and accessories safe
store them indoors when the weather is bad, and make sure to play dress up with the geese when the weather is good! Goose outfits are made to be changed often, and don’t be afraid to let the outfits be stored indoors when things are getting stormy!
- Going Overboard with Accessories
It can seem fun to add hats bows signs, scarves and props. However adding too many accessories can overwhelm the goose and distract from the outfit. Instead pick one or two accessories that match the clothing and go with a simple apron or bow rather than a fully stacked setup.
- Awkward Proportions
Sometimes, goose outfits can be too long too short or oddly shaped that it can throw off the goose’s figure. When dresses are dragging, or sleeves are bunched at the neck it can look off. You can fix this by choosing outfits specifically say they’re for porch geese and make sure to adjust the hemlines and ties so everything sits correctly.
When the outfits are simple, are appropriate for the weather and fit well, they add some charm, A little restraint goes a long way and your goose will look great all year long.
