Comfort bridle recommendations (for a delicate head?)

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Evening everyone :D
I was just wondering if any of you could recommend me a comfort bridle (with the shaped headpiece) which would suit a finer head? ...WITH a cavesson noseband ;) (near impossible to find, I know!!)

Most comfort bridles do seem to be very chunky and they just don't suit her delicate head. I'm only at the browsing stage so willing to look at anything really, I've had a quick google but have only really stumbled across flashes & chunky bridles so haven't really been that successful! Did find a pink equine one but haven't really seen their leather before, is it nice?

I'd be very grateful for any personal recommendations - it would be used for both everyday riding & pony parties so would get a lot of use, so would like something that will hopefully last a while! - thank you x
 
Not a shaped head piece but I used to have a stubben split head piece bridle that came with a thinner raised noseband for my boy. It was fab and I had it for years until he snapped one of the pieces after it got knocked to the ground and I am still yet to find a replacement of said piece!
 
depending on youre budget, matthew at heritage tack (have a webpage) will make you an absolutely bespoke bridle to whatever specifications you want for under 200 quid. It seems costly but once you have looked at most higher end bridles it is actually slightly cheaper and exactly what you want it to be.
 
Look at FFS saddlery & the heritage bridles. I got 1 from there lovely padded headpiece normal cavesson noseband- not crank which I don't like. Can't remember the price but it wasn't silly money
 
I have the Albion Comfort Bridle with caves son noseband, had it for 4 years now and it still looks brand new when cleaned :)
 
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