A Spanish Cloak is a type of traditional clothing worn in Spain and Latin America. It consists of three items: a capa (4 letters), MANTA (5 letters) and PONCHO (6 letters). The capa is a long, sleeveless cloak that is usually made of wool or velvet and is fastened at the neck with a clasp or brooch. The MANTA is a shorter version of the capa, usually made of cotton or linen, and is often decorated with embroidery. The PONCHO is a single piece of fabric that is draped over the shoulders and fastened at the neck with a belt or sash. All three items are typically brightly colored and can be worn for both formal and informal occasions.