No extra charge
Every garment we sell can be cut to your body instead of to an average. Send four numbers and we build the pattern around them.
Why it matters
Standard sizing assumes you are standing upright with your arms down. You ride leaning forward with your arms out.
That difference is why so much off-the-peg gear pulls across the shoulders, gapes at the neck, rides up at the lower back, and leaves a cold gap at the wrists. The sleeves need to be cut longer and set forward. The back needs to be longer than the front. The shoulders need room to rotate.
Because we cut and stitch in our own workshop rather than buying finished stock, we can build all of that around your measurements. It costs you nothing extra and adds no time to a single-garment order.
WhatsApp is fastest. Tell us which model and colourway you want.
Chest, waist, height and weight. Sleeve length and shoulder width if you have them.
We come back with the pattern we'd use and flag anything worth adjusting before we cut.
Cut, stitched, inspected and sent by DHL or FedEx with tracking.
How to measure
Wear a t-shirt, not a jumper. Keep the tape level and snug but not tight. Get someone else to take them if you can — self-measured chest readings are usually short.
Around the fullest part, under the armpits, tape level all the way round. Breathe normally.
Around your natural waist where you'd wear trousers — not where a belt sits after a big meal.
From the bony point of the shoulder, down a slightly bent arm, to the wrist bone.
Both help us judge overall proportion and pick the right body length.
Standard sizing
If you'd rather order a standard size, match your chest measurement to the table below. Between two sizes, take the larger one — a riding jacket should have room for a base layer.
Measurements are body measurements, not garment measurements. Full length, shoulder, collar and cuff specifications are available on request for any model.
