The term 'Sombrero Go-With' refers to two traditional garments worn in Latin American countries. The first is a SERAPE, which is a brightly colored blanket-like shawl with a fringe at the end. It is usually made of wool and is worn draped over the shoulders. The second is a PONCHO, which is a single piece of fabric with a hole in the middle for the head. It is usually made of cotton or wool and is worn as a cloak or cape. Both garments are often worn with a sombrero, a wide-brimmed hat typically associated with Mexico.