Breeches

Breeches are one of the trickier pieces to get right, but when you do, they can truly elevate your riding look. Comfort and practicality are key, especially because of saddle friction — the type of saddle you’ll be riding with really matters here. If you're using a saddle with sheepskin or a thick pad, you have a little more freedom to explore styles like the gaucho-inspired cotton pants from Argentina. I love their relaxed elegance and effortless silhouette.

I also have a soft spot for vintage-style hunting breeches — they’re timeless, flattering, and often feature beautiful tailoring or a jodhpur cut that adds structure and a certain quiet sophistication. These kinds of breeches offer the perfect blend of heritage and style.

One thing I steer clear of? The ubiquitous, stretchy legging breeches in bold colors. They might be fine in the arena, but they don’t capture the mood of a riding safari or the aesthetic I aim for. A great pair of breeches should feel authentic, well-made, and look classy.

What to Wear

Glaze & Gordon | hunting breeches

Aisling Equestrian | Olivia knee breeches

The hunting shop | one way stretch breeches

Aisling Equestrian | Caitlyn knee breeches

Glaze & Gordon | unisex training breeches

Aisling Equestrian | Olivia knee breeches

The hunting shop | Ladies moleskin

P.C Racewear | beige racy breeches

Arandu(Argentina) | high waisted Bombachas

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