A ruddy nose is used. A little red shading in the cheeks can help create the sunburned look. The difference between the types of tramp characters is generally depicted by the shape of the eyebrows and mouth, either up or down to reflect happy or sad. These could be well patched with rags or other materials, with uneven stitching or held together with whatever available. A dark, battered hat, tattered shoes and socks, worn shirt and tie will exaggerate the character.
Gloves are generally old and worn.
In keeping with the unemployed status of the Tramp, this character would not wear expensive watches, rings, or new belt, shoes, or socks. Representations of animals or cartoon characters, i.e., dogs, cats, Smurfs, etc., are also not considered character clowns. On the other hand, a contestant who portrays a clown version of a famous personality, i.e., Charlie Chaplin, would be considered a character clown.