Riding coats and jackets: all the apparel for riding in all weather conditions

Riding coats and jackets comprise all outerwear designed for equestrian activities. They include all types of coats used on horseback or in the stables: puffer jackets, parkas, technical jackets, waterproof jackets, lightweight jackets, sleeveless puffer jackets, and other protective layers suitable for riding. These garments are designed to meet the specific demands of the rider: riding position, freedom of movement, prolonged exposure to bad weather, and temperature variations.

Outerwear designed for equestrian activities

Unlike classic coats, riding coats and jackets are developed to:
• allow you to ride a horse without discomfort,
• accommodate movements of the torso and arms,
• effectively protect against cold, wind, and rain,
• offer lasting comfort, both on horseback and on foot.

They are an essential pillar of rider apparel, regardless of the season.

All types of riding coats

Riding puffer jackets

Insulating and lightweight, ideal for dry cold. They provide warmth without adding bulk.

Riding parkas

Longer and more protective, designed to withstand cold, wind, and humidity, especially outdoors or during static periods.

Technical riding jackets

Designed for exertion, they offer breathability, lightness, and freedom of movement.

Waterproof riding jackets

Essential in wet weather, they protect against rain while remaining suitable for the riding position.

Riding jackets

Shorter, practical, and versatile, suitable for ridden work as well as stable life.

Sleeveless puffer jackets

Provide thermal insulation while maintaining excellent arm mobility.

All these garments share the same objective: to allow the rider to practice comfortably, whatever the weather conditions.

Weather protection and thermal comfort

Riding coats and jackets are designed to cope with outdoor conditions:
• thermal insulation adapted to the season,
• windproof materials to limit cooling,
• waterproof or water-repellent fabrics depending on the model,
• breathability to prevent moisture due to exertion.

The right choice depends on the weather, the intensity of activity, and the time spent on horseback or on foot.

A cut adapted to the riding position

The cut is a determining factor:
• ease at the shoulders and back,
• compatibility with the riding position,
• absence of bulky thickness,
• garment stability during movement.

These garments are designed to accompany the rider without hindering their balance or technique.

A central piece of the rider's wardrobe

Coats and jackets are fully integrated into the rider's wardrobe, alongside riding breeches, technical tops, riding gloves, riding socks, and riding boots and tall boots. They allow riders to adapt their outfit to the seasons, the type of practice, and the work rhythm.

Ride all year round, whatever the conditions.

Well-chosen, a riding coat or jacket allows you to continue riding all year round, without compromising on comfort, freedom of movement, or protection.