Holland Cooper Equestrian – Luxury layering
Providing extra warmth without restriction, the Equi Sport Gilet from Holland Cooper’s new Equestrian range offers the wearer full freedom of movement. Highly versatile, it has been meticulously designed to flatter the female figure with its slim fit.
This sports-inspired gilet in its striking tri-colour block palette provides a fashion forward aesthetic. Composed of luxe high-shine nylon, it is a must-have addition to any equestrian’s style. Complete with signature initial badge and eye-catching Holland Cooper tape detailing, it is ingeniously lightweight and warm. Filled with Sonora by Dupont Insulation, it retains body temperature while allowing ultimate breathability, perfect for chilly mornings in the riding school. Clever design details such as soft fleece-lined pockets and a practical, detachable hood provide the wearer with shelter from the elements.
Not only designed for riders, Holland Cooper pride themselves on their transferable equestrian range which is suitable for many different outdoor pursuits. So now you can stay warm in style, whatever the
occasion.Tri-colour; Navy, red and white sizes; 6-8, 8-10,10-12,12-14,14-16 Equi Sport Gilet £149 Available now through key stockists and online:
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Illusion Hat
Be safe and be seen in the Illusion hat which includes a reflective yarn for high visibility. Colours: Grey mélange, burgundy red. RRP: £25
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Candy leggings
Waterproof leather Equitector yard and riding boots
Featuring x2 pockets on either side of the leg. Elasticated waist band silicone knee RRP £39.99 Fleece version £44.99 Full seat grip £49.99
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With Climate Control Technology, that will keep your feet dry in rain, sleet or snow and warm even if it is minus 20C. Made in UK. Many other features. RRP from £110
For more information
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