For example, if you’re playing intramural polo or simply practicing, you don’t always need top-tier riding apparel. While proper breeches are ideal, white or black flex jeans can work well for training sessions—especially if, like me, you tend to wear through clothing quickly. Saving higher-end gear for tournaments, lessons, or group rides often makes practical and financial sense.
When it comes to color, classic tones tend to perform best. Earth colors such as navy, black, gray, beige, and white are versatile and easy to mix and match, allowing you to get more use out of a smaller riding wardrobe.
Functionality and breathability are also key considerations. While some athletic clothing can cross over between sports, equestrian wear is largely its own category. Pieces designed specifically for riding offer the durability, flexibility, and comfort that the activity demands.
You may find the article below helpful—it’s well written and offers several practical tips for selecting equestrian clothing that balances style, performance, and value. These are some nice pieces and quality driven.
Mens Equestrian Clothing Guide: Style & Comfort 2026-Gallant Equestrian
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