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When you’re deciding what to wear for horse riding, aim for a supportive, precise feel: a show shirt or polo, breeches or riding leggings with a secure fit, and outer layers that add warmth without restricting movement.
When you’re deciding what to wear for horse riding, aim for a supportive, precise feel: a show shirt or polo, breeches or riding leggings with a secure fit, and outer layers that add warmth without restricting movement.
Latest Collection
Equestrian shopper bag in coated canvas
Equestrian training top in quick-drying fabric
Equestrian second-layer cardigan with logo patch
Equestrian fleece rug with Double B monograms
Equestrian crochet fly veil with logo patch
Equestrian cotton-blend cape with abstract intarsia
Dress for the ride: stable-ready and arena-sharp
The best pieces stay secure, flexing through transitions and sitting smoothly under outer layers – from getting into the saddle to riding into a forward canter.
Cotton T-shirts, polo shirts, and cable-knit sweaters create a strong base for training days and time between rides. Add a gilet for practical warmth or a show jacket for sharper structure.
A great equestrian outfit is built for the realities of riding: early starts, shifting weather, and the need to feel secure and unrestricted in the saddle. The best looks combine performance-led comfort with a clean, composed finish and pieces that stay in place, breathe well, and remain comfortable – whether it’s for steady training or a big competition day.
For men, an equestrian outfit should feel streamlined and secure in motion. Start with a super-stretch shirt that sits smoothly and won’t bunch under layers, then pair it with well-cut breeches for a clean line in the saddle. Add warmth with a gilet for practical layering for training, then sharpen the finish with a show jacket when competition calls.