Velvet Jumping Saddle Pad with Crystals “Wisdom”
Velvet Jumping Saddle Pad “Presence”
Velvet Jumping Saddle Pad with Crystals “Elegance”
Velvet Dressage Saddle Pad “Mastership”
Velvet Dressage Saddle Pad “Compliance”
Velvet Dressage Saddle Pad with Crystals “Influence”
Velvet Dressage Saddle Pad “Leadership”
Velvet Jumping Saddle Pad “Compliance”
Velvet Jumping Saddle Pad with Crystals “Influence”
Velvet Jumping Saddle Pad “Mastership”
Velvet Jumping Saddle Pad “Leadership”
Frequently asked questions
How do I wash a velvet saddle pad?
Gently, by hand. Shake off dust and hair, hand wash in cool water with a mild detergent, rinse and air dry away from direct heat — avoid machine washing and tumble drying, which can crush the pile. Our step-by-step guide, how to wash a velvet saddle pad, walks through the full routine.
What is the difference between a jumping and a dressage cut?
The shape. A jumping pad is cut to follow the forward flap of a close-contact saddle, while a dressage pad has a longer, straighter drop to sit neatly under a dressage saddle's longer flap. Choose the cut that matches your saddle, not the discipline you ride most often.
Do the crystals withstand daily riding?
The crystals are set into the cord trim along the pad's edge, away from the saddle contact area, so normal riding does not put pressure on them. Treat them kindly when cleaning — hand wash gently rather than scrubbing the trim — and they will keep their sparkle season after season.
Can I use a velvet pad for everyday schooling?
Yes. The honeycomb quilting is designed to hold its shape through frequent work, and the quick-drying velour recovers easily between rides. Many riders keep a darker shade for daily schooling and reserve a crystal model for shows.
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