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Buy riding tights if you go riding once or twice a week. Or opt for breeches or jodhpurs with a full seat or knee patches. The Type of Riding You’ll Be Doing

Classic jodhpurs flare at the hips and are tailored toward the calves. Under the instep, the jodhpur pants end in a cuff. There are riding tights, breeches, and jodhpurs no matter your body shape. A key consideration is the rise. Finding the best rise depends on the length of your torso versus the length between the middle of your crotch and waistband. Always follow the manufacturer’s care instructions. In general, take care of your jodhpur pants by:From the long Indian pants, called churidar, Singh lengthened the distance from the waist to the ankle. The pant legs became tighter around the calf and baggy or looser around the hips to accommodate the free movement he needed to ride. The material of the trousers was also reinforced at the knee and inner calf. The purpose was to protect the pants from rubbing against the saddle. In the late 1800s, an avid Polo player called Sir Pratap Singh wasn’t happy with the style of breeches at the time. So he planned to create trousers that would be more suited to his needs as a Polo player. Some jodhs have added grip around the knees and under your bottom to keep you from sliding out of your saddle. There’s an ultragripp flex patch on the knees, which helps you grip the saddle and prevents bunching.

The TuffRider Ladies Cotton Jodhpurs are made from a comfortable and breathable fabric. It’s a spandex and cotton mix. Jodhpurs are available in a variety of colors. Opt for darker colors while you school your horse, train, or attend riding lessons. There are riding pants to fit every budget. For newbie riders, tights or jodhpurs are recommended. Related PostsWhen you buy jodhpurs, there are a few key considerations to keep in mind. These ensure you are buying the best jodhpurs (compared to breeches). Size Setting the leather dye (and prevent it from running) by adding a tablespoon of white vinegar when you first wash your jodhs In this article, we dive into the history of jodhpurs and the differences between jodhs (as horsey people call them), breeches, and riding tights. We’ve also tested the four best jodhpur pants on the market, and we share all the details. The History of Jodhpurs While some jodhpurs are more affordable than others, they are generally an investment. You want your jodhs to last as long as possible, so taking good care of them is essential. If you ride horses a few times a week, there is more wear and tear on your jodhpurs and breeches. So, if you ride more often, your riding pants need to be of greater quality, which also means they are pricier.