SIZE GUIDE

All measurements in the table are horse body measurements, not actual rug measurements. To obtain the eu rug size, measure the horse’s back from the withers to the base of the tail in centimetres (A). alternatively, to obtain the uk/us rug size in inches, or in feet and inches, measure from the horse’s chest to the rump (B).

When measuring the bit size, always measure the length from the inside of one bit ring (or cheekpiece) to the inside of the opposite one. make sure the bit is straightened. The thickness of the bit is always measured just inside the bit ring. When placed in the horse’s mouth, there should be max. 5mm (1/4“) play on either side of the bit.

In the table are body measurements, not actual glove measurements. use a tape to measure all the way around your hand at the widest part, excluding your thumb. The measurement in inches is your glove size. if you are right-handed, measure your right and if you are left-handed, measure your left hand. We recommend rounding up to the nearest half inch size.

When trying to find good fitted boots please add/allow at least a few mm to your actual body measurements for movement allowance.

All measurements in the table are body measurements, not actual helmet measurements. use a measuring tape to measure your head circumference. The tape should sit just above the ears and wrap around the center of the forehead and the back of your skull. The eu helmet size equals the head circumference in centimeters. The helmet should sit as low as possible, and be a snug fit, so that it doesn’t move when you shake your head around.

All measurements in the table are body measurements, not actual garment measurements. measure circumferences using a tape measure, as follows: chest size where the chest is largest (a), waist size at the narrowest part (b) and hip size where the hips are broadest (c). The measuring tape should sit firmly around the body, but not too tight.

All measurements in the table are body measurements, not actual garment measurements. measure circumferences using a tape measure, as follows: chest size where the chest is largest (a), waist size at the narrowest part (b) and hip size where the hips are broadest (c). The measuring tape should sit firmly around the body, but not too tight.