Long padded coats ?

milliepops

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I have a lovely long Cavallo down coat, it's like wearing your duvet outdoors :eek: I don't wear it to the yard for mucky jobs but love it for teaching or watching clinics etc. Can't help with current recommendations but I'm glad to have one!
 

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In my experience, yes to keep warm, but not for riding in.

I like the look of the Mark Todd one, but I already have one by Mountain Horse which is warm, well made and looks very smart too.
 

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I have a gorgeous horsewear Lucinda green one and again I wear it to watch shows / clinics but it's not going anywhere near the yard, mud or horse lol

So it depends what you want it for.
 

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I have a tog 24 one, about half the price of the horsey brands. I love it, so warm and cosy, bought it for a trip to the USA in winter but wear it for work now, I don't wear it to the stables though, I have a short down coat (a montane not a horseymake) that I wear to the stables as I can ride in that.
 

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I have a tog 24 one, about half the price of the horsey brands. I love it, so warm and cosy, bought it for a trip to the USA in winter but wear it for work now, I don't wear it to the stables though, I have a short down coat (a montane not a horseymake) that I wear to the stables as I can ride in that.

Another vote for Tog 24, and they really last, too! Also I have a long padded one from Regatta which is fabulously warm and was cheap as chips from their outlet store website.
 
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