Breeches vs Breggings vs Competition Leggings
Breeches, breggings or competition leggings? Definitions, full-seat vs knee grip, show rules on white breeches and when to wear each.
Designed by a professional show jumper — fit, fabric and finish decided in the saddle, not on a spec sheet.
Most competition wardrobes stop at navy and black. “Restraint” makes the case for chocolate — a warm, saddle-leather brown that stands apart in a line-up without ever looking loud. Above white breeches the colour reads rich and grounded, and beside a bay or chestnut coat it looks deliberate, because it is.
The jacket underneath earns its place in the ring. Fine perforation runs across the whole stretch shell, keeping it light and airy from first warm-up to prize-giving, while the close-fitting cut moves with the rider rather than against her. The front fastens with a neat row of buttons, slim zip pockets keep the line uncluttered, and a discreet patch on the sleeve carries the branding.
The name says it plainly: this jacket holds back, so the riding gets noticed first.
Material:
78% nylon, 22% spandex
• Gentle wash up to 30°C, air dry; do not tumble dry
• Do not bleach
• Do not dry clean
• Iron on low (up to 110°C) if needed; never iron silicone grip or prints
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