new coats more often than in the past, but, at approximately $1,300, the Cadence is one you’ll want to ride in for a long time! For a little more, you can customize this coat in many ways. More info:
www.horseandriderboutique.com or
www.dressageextensions.com.
The Kerrits Crop Mary Cobey of Kerrits Performance
Equestrian Apparel is excited about the Bingen, WA-company’s spring offerings. “These vibrant spring hues and prints introduce the bright fresh colors that we are seeing in fashion. Bright corals and hints of purple are great paired with neutral breeches and tights to give a classic equestrian look a pop of color for the season”
The Spring Pasture Cap is the perfect way to top off an outfit. This feminine-shape cotton cap is embellished with an exclusive Kerrits whimsical horse silhouette and the short bill provides sun protection and visibility. At $24, it’s a great way to spice up your spring wardrobe.
Noble Is New & Noteworthy Noble Outfitters (formerly Noble Equine) is a relative newcomer to the apparel world, but the Modesto-company’s name is cropping up frequently among riders and apparel buyers for their fun, functional and affordable offerings. “This is their second season of clothing and they are trying to revolutionize apparel with high tech fabrics in very nicely made products,” reports Rachel Lamb of The Tack Room, which is also based in Modesto. “They go out into the field, see what riders want and need, then try to provide it.” As our warm winter weather shows no sign of abating, we are likely in for a hot spring and summer. Noble Outfitters has just the ticket for that in the Lil’ Lover Tank. It features a fun, drape design and keyhole-shaped ventilation at the back of the neck and it works equally well while riding in the heat or during a sizzling night on the town. The fabric is light silk-weight performance jersey and the cut features a dropped hem in the back so the shirt won’t creep up. Opti-Dry technology wicks moisture and the shirt retails for just $22.99. Noble’s Doubleheader™
round accessory. It’s a structured helmet bag that doubles as a day pack with ample compartments for keys, phones, horse cookies, hair nets, etc. Ample ventilation systems keep helmet odors at bay and the hat itself is protected from anything that might scratch its surface. This brand new offering is priced at $59.99. More info:
www.nobleoutfitters.com
Colors galore adorn Kerrits’ $10 boot socks. This ultra-thin, knee-high boot sock allows an easy entrance and exit for those hard-to-remove boots. They are breathable, lightweight and quick drying. And you can personalize your outfit by matching your favorite print top.
Mesh Tank is an ultra-light tank made from Ice Fil fabric technology, which moves perspiration from the skin through the fabric and leaves behind a cool sensation. Sporty style
Kerrit has two ways to help riders stay extra cool this summer. The Ice Fil®
is slim fitting and super stretchy; with an extended back hem and back pocket providing convenient glove storage. Price tag: $39 The Venti Tank is made of breathable Cooltek™
fabric, which offers advanced ventilation while fast
wick, fresh assurance properties evaporate moisture. Fun seasonal colors in a figure flattering riders cut, plus an invisible zip side pocket for storing riding essentials. The Venti tank is $44. More info:
www.kerrits.com.
Day Pack is a great year-
California’s own Goode Rider, of Sonoma, has a mission of bringing mainstream fashion trends into the saddle and this season is no exception. The Ideal Show Shirt is a longtime favorite and here it’s updated with “sexy slimming, diagonal stripes and a flirty retro print,” says Lorna Goode. Another favorite, the Elite shirt, has been tweaked for the times with a subtle ruching at the front and sleeve and slimming ribbed side panels. The Ideal shirt is priced at $57 and the Elite, $79. More info:
www.gooderider.com.
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