Darren Clarke GOLF 2018 Celebrity Face Mask Fancy Dress Cardboard Costume Mask

Β£2.99
Includes VAT. Delivery calculated at checkout.
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Printed in the UK and dispatched in 1–2 working days. Free delivery over Β£30.

Description

Darren Clarke is the Northern Irish golfer who lifted the Claret Jug at the 2011 Open. Hand them out at a golf day or the nineteenth hole after a society round. It makes a brilliant prop for the group photo everyone will share afterwards.

Darren Clarke Fancy Dress Face Mask

Each Darren Clarke face mask is digitally printed in full colour on 350gsm silk card, cut to shape around the face, with pre-cut eye holes, plus elastic and sticky tabs so it takes seconds to put together. Need a face we don't stock, such as the groom or a friend? Send us a photo and we'll make a custom mask.

Why you'll love it

  • Full-colour digital print for a sharp, recognisable face
  • Posted flat in a board-backed envelope to keep it crease-free
  • Full A4 size (297 x 210 mm), so it covers an adult face
  • An easy, cheap way to theme a golf day fancy dress round
  • Brilliant for photo booths and group shots

Size & details

  • Size: 297 x 210 mm (A4), a full adult-size face
  • Material: 350gsm silk card, full-colour digital print
  • Finish: semi-waterproof
  • Fit: one size for adults; elastic and sticky tabs included
  • Pre-cut eye holes; cut to the shape of the face
  • Packaging: board-backed envelope

Delivery

Printed in our UK workshop and posted to you. Dispatch and postage options are shown at checkout.

Grab a Darren Clarke face mask for a 19th-hole celebration and get the camera ready.

Please note

This is an unofficial novelty product made for fun and fancy dress. Darren Clarke has not endorsed, sponsored or approved this product, and Foxy Printing has no connection with them. The name is used only to describe the design.

Delivery & returns

Made to order in the UK. Most orders dispatch within 1–2 working days. Personalised items can't be returned unless faulty β€” if something's not right, we'll reprint it.