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Everything you wear to ride, in one place.
Everything you wear to ride, in one place. For the Rider brings together equestrian clothing, footwear, safety wear and accessories for schooling, competition and the yard, all chosen for comfort, fit and everyday practicality.
Build your wardrobe around well-fitting breeches, a dependable layering system and correctly fitted safety equipment, then add competition pieces as your riding develops. New to the yard? Our guides and advice cover the essentials.
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Equestrian Clothing
Riding clothing has to do two jobs at once: it must let you move freely and sit correctly in the saddle, and it should look smart whether you are schooling at home or competing.
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Jodhpurs & Breeches
Breeches and jodhpurs are the foundation of a rider's wardrobe.
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Riding Boots
Riding boots protect the lower leg, give a secure position in the stirrup and complete a smart turnout.
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Riding Helmets
A riding helmet is the single most important piece of equipment a rider owns.
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Body Protectors
A body protector adds an important layer of protection for the torso, particularly for jumping, cross-country and young or less experienced riders.
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Riding Gloves
Riding gloves protect your hands and give a clear, consistent feel on the reins.
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Equestrian Accessories
The right accessories pull a riding wardrobe together and solve everyday problems.
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Children's Riding Clothing
Young riders need clothing that is comfortable, easy to put on and robust enough for lessons, pony club and muddy yard days.
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Start with fit and safety
A correctly fitted riding hat is the one essential every rider needs, ideally fitted professionally. From there, comfortable breeches and good boots make the biggest difference to how you ride.
Dress in layers
A wicking base layer, a mid layer and a waterproof adapt to changing weather far better than a single heavy coat, and let you shed layers as you warm up.
Buy for the discipline
Different disciplines have their own dress codes and kit. If you compete, check your governing body's current rules so your clothing is both smart and permitted.