Snowman in a Top Hat
A traditional snow figure wearing a classic formal top hat brings winter charm to snowy landscapes.
A4 format (portrait), black outlines on a white background · for home and classroom use
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Snowmen and Traditional Top Hats
Building a snowman is one of the most popular winter activities when heavy, wet snow falls. Placing a top hat onto a snow figure is a classic tradition that gives the character a distinguished appearance.
History of the Top Hat Tradition
Top hats were formal men's headwear during the nineteenth century, which is when building snowmen became a popular subject in art and greeting cards. People often dressed their snow creations in old formal clothes, including discarded black felt top hats.
Natural Colors of a Top Hat Snowman
- Snow body: crisp white compacted snow with soft blue cast shadows
- Top hat: black or dark charcoal felt fabric
- Hat band: red or green silk ribbon
- Carrot nose: bright orange root vegetable
- Coal eyes and mouth: dark black pieces of charcoal or slate