During early spring, wet weather can often dominate the UK forecasts, and on-going rain and mud can really get us down in the dumps; yet many of us still want to look fabulous in the saddle and at the yard! So whether you are searching for a lightweight, rainproof jacket or getting excited for warmer weather and trying to find that ultimate colour co-ordinated, goes-with-everything polo shirt, here are The Saddlery Shop's Top Tips for your Spring wardrobe- as featured in the fabulous Local Rider Magazine out now!
Top Tips
1.) These months are still changeable, weather-wise – so it is sensible to sport breathable, technical fabrics that work to keep you warm, if layering, and also cool you down.
2.) For juniors, look out for soft fabrics that won’t irritate gentle skin, and garments that have a good shape. 100% cotton is a good choice for staying cool when it heats up.
3.) Choose hard-wearing garments - we obviously wash our equestrian apparel extensively, so good quality items will last many washes.
4.) It’s not finished raining yet! So waterproof and wind-proof gear that can withstand the elements is a good investment purchase. Lightweight jackets are useful as they can roll up into a small space and be popped into a small rucksack or saddle bag when riding.
5.) Don’t be afraid to show off your socks - there are some striking designs available.
6.) There are many bargains to be had in March, as spring arrives and the stores stock their summer ranges; especially online, where good quality winter items may be reduced in price. The internet is the ideal place to shop for the family wardrobe so why not visit The Saddlery Shop today at www.thesaddleryshop.co.uk to see the wide range of clothing for men, women and children for the spring months!
To read the full article on spring clothing from The Saddlery Shop pick up your copy of Local Rider Magazine today!
Friday, 6 March 2015
Top Tips for Spring Clothing from The Saddlery Shop!
During early spring, wet weather can often dominate the UK forecasts, and on-going rain and mud can really get us down in the dumps; yet many of us still want to look fabulous in the saddle and at the yard! So whether you are searching for a lightweight, rainproof jacket or getting excited for warmer weather and trying to find that ultimate colour co-ordinated, goes-with-everything polo shirt, here are The Saddlery Shop's Top Tips for your Spring wardrobe- as featured in the fabulous Local Rider Magazine out now!
Top Tips
1.) These months are still changeable, weather-wise – so it is sensible to sport breathable, technical fabrics that work to keep you warm, if layering, and also cool you down.
2.) For juniors, look out for soft fabrics that won’t irritate gentle skin, and garments that have a good shape. 100% cotton is a good choice for staying cool when it heats up.
3.) Choose hard-wearing garments - we obviously wash our equestrian apparel extensively, so good quality items will last many washes.
4.) It’s not finished raining yet! So waterproof and wind-proof gear that can withstand the elements is a good investment purchase. Lightweight jackets are useful as they can roll up into a small space and be popped into a small rucksack or saddle bag when riding.
5.) Don’t be afraid to show off your socks - there are some striking designs available.
6.) There are many bargains to be had in March, as spring arrives and the stores stock their summer ranges; especially online, where good quality winter items may be reduced in price. The internet is the ideal place to shop for the family wardrobe so why not visit The Saddlery Shop today at www.thesaddleryshop.co.uk to see the wide range of clothing for men, women and children for the spring months!
To read the full article on spring clothing from The Saddlery Shop pick up your copy of Local Rider Magazine today!
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Good tips on shopping clothes from that store. It's also helpful for me to shop from other store as yeyetrend from where most of time purchase trendy dresses for me. Thanks to share such helpful tips.
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