Best brand of jods/breeches?

[Miss_Millie]

I really need some new everyday jodhpurs, I've been having a look online but the choice is overwhelming. I don't really like synthetic fabrics, so looking for cotton based/natural fibre based. Does anyone have any recommendations of good brands to look at? Comfort obviously is the number 1 priority, and hard wearing/lasts long would also be good.

 

[mini_b]

Pikeur lugana are my favourite. They are expensive but wear well, just choose a darker colour. You can find them reduced in certain size/colours online.

the choice is overwhelming I hate shopping! Do you have a tack shop nearby where you can go try things on? Then it narrows your choices a bit!

 

[black and brown]

Pikeur for me too. Yes, they are expensive but I've had mine 10 years and they still wash up like new

 

[spotty_pony]

I really need some new everyday jodhpurs, I've been having a look online but the choice is overwhelming. I don't really like synthetic fabrics, so looking for cotton based/natural fibre based. Does anyone have any recommendations of good brands to look at? Comfort obviously is the number 1 priority, and hard wearing/lasts long would also be good.

Decathlon do some really good cotton ones and they are really comfortable. Best of all, they don’t break the bank!

 

[Caol Ila]

I live on the Decathlon ones these days.

 

[LEC]

Eileen Douglas are fantastic - I have had Pikeur, Dainese, Ariat, Schumacher, Premier Equine and I love my Eileen’s. My current absolute favourites cost £20. They tend to do 2-3 years and I ride a lot of horses and live in them. I hate leggings so need to be proper breeches.

 

[Miss_Millie]

Thank you everybody! Lots of options to look at

 

[eggs]

For winter I live in my Pikeur Luganda soft shell with the fleecy lining. I use the lighter weight ones plus Cavallo Chagal in the summer. None of them are cheap but they last for years and still look good.

 

[norolim]

I bought a pair of fleece lined Aubrions for winter recently and have been really pleased at how comfortable and warm they are for the price, would definitely recommend ?

 

[rextherobber]

I like the Shires range

 

[southerncomfort]

Decathlon do some really good cotton ones and they are really comfortable. Best of all, they don’t break the bank!

Decathlon are my favourite too.

They're not made for giants either so aren't too long for my short legs!

 

[MuddyMonster]

I like GS Equesteian, Decathlon & Aubrion.

My winter Decathalon jodhpurs are on their fifth or sixth winter

 

[McFluff]

Another vote for Pikeur. I've tried tights (not for me), and gel seats (not for my saddle), and other brands (just don't seem as comfy or wear as well).
So I return to my expensive Pikeur (McCrown seat ones only) - however, they do last for years and keep looking good.

 

[Pippity]

I've always been a huge fan of Shires Wessex breeches, but then I drunkenly ordered a pair of Horzehoods riding jeggings (at four times the price), and promptly ordered another two pairs. So comfortable and stretchy, lovely deep phone pocket with a flap and popper, and they look enough like normal jeans that I even wear them to work. The only downside is that they are a smidge too long, so the phone pocket ends on my knee.

 

[Kaylum]

I love Flexars they are what I wear everyday. For everything. Long lasting easy to wash and never loose their shape. Worth every penny.

 

[Annagain]

I like Flexars too, the high waist is really good as they don't roll down like others do on me.