King Christmas Wawa's September Flame Suit
Newbeak was amazed on September 20th of 2024, when King Christmas Wawa finally returned for an arrival event. The king came to Newbeak for the first time since the last May. He was escorted to Newbeak Park in his armored escort vehicle, along with an escort of some 200+ troops. Cameras and news reporters were waiting for the moment the king stepped out of his armored car. Finally, it happened. King Christmas Wawa was filmed being led down a set of stairs placed by the door of the parade vehicle. The event helped the king's political campaign reach new support, and after a few months, water bottles from all around started showing up at His Majesty's Officer Deck to be recruited into the king's army. To this day, The Arrival of September Event stands as one of the most influential campaigns of King Christmas Wawa's Army in history.
The September Flame Suit is a red-colored cotton fabric and felt-based custom garment. It was originally planned as an alternative to His Majesty's Rhinestone Suit. When the suit was first made, it was not planned to represent the month of September or even become the main attraction of an arrival event. The army started its manufacturing in August of 2024. The king had this suit designed because he wanted a suit with a higher collar that was smaller in circumference. The most unique evolution from the original Rhinestone Uniform to the September Flame Suit was the use of the suit's backside as a canvas for artwork. The king requested this after mentioning that he wanted the suit to have an elegant appearance even without the cape. Also, when the cape was attached, the artwork on the back would elevate the cape off of the back of the suit.
This suit was indeed the first of its kind, featuring a more pronounced Napolean-style collar with a separate tuxedo-style collar on the very front. It was lined with cotton fabric, with buttons and rhinestones in various patterns on the back of the cape and suit. The total cost of imported materials for the suit was around $150, and the suit itself took around 30 hours of work to make. This suit cost King Christmas Wawa a total of $337 to have made. It has an estimated worth estimated at $335-650 due to its historical importance and relations with the king. Since this suit did not utilize the unique gold-plated chain trim featured in every other arrival suit after it, the majority of the suit's cost came from the buttons on the backside of the cape and suit.
The September Flame Suit is often referenced as the most significant of the king's suits due to it being involved in the first of a year's worth of arrival events. The suit started what are known as the arrival of the month events. Starting with this suit in September, King Christmas Wawa has planned to arrive at Newbeak Park on the last or second to last weekend of every month for 12 months consecutively. This means King Christmas Wawa will have a suit for every month of the year. As of the publishing of this article, the king has successfully arrived in six different suits, the first being the September Flame Suit. The seventh event - The Arrival of March - will occur on March 21st, next week. The king plans to end this 12-month tour of Newbeak with The Arrival of August. After this, the king has stated he plans to have a larger arrival event in December of 2025. And after that, King Christmas Wawa plans to have a momentary farewell arrival around May to July of 2025.