Best-selling rugs
Frequently asked questions about horse products
About rugs and equipment
Which turnout rug does my horse need in autumn?
For an unclipped horse, a turnout rug of 0g or 50g is usually enough in autumn. It keeps out rain and wind without being too warm. If your horse is clipped or the temperature drops below 5 °C, choose 100g to 200g fill.
What is a liner and when do I use one?
A liner is a separate inner layer that you clip into a turnout rug. With one turnout rug and three liners (100g, 200g and 300g) you are covered for the whole season. That is cheaper and more practical than three separate rugs, and you only need to wash and reproof one turnout rug.
How do I measure the right rug size?
Measure from the centre of the chest, along the side of the horse, to the back of the hindquarters. The length in centimetres is the rug size, for example 195 or 205 cm. If you are between two sizes, choose the larger one.
My rug has torn in the middle of winter, what now?
First check whether a repair is worthwhile: a tear in the outer fabric can often be patched with a repair kit from our rug accessories. If the rug is worn out, we keep the common sizes of our best-selling winter rugs in stock all season.
When should I clip my horse?
Clip as soon as the winter coat comes through and your horse starts sweating when worked, usually from mid-October. A clipped horse will then need a warmer rug.
Which bit is suitable for a young horse?
A single- or double-jointed loose ring or eggbutt snaffle is a great starting point for most horses. Measure the bit size from one corner of the mouth to the other, and generally add 0.5 cm.
Ordering and delivery
Where is my order?
You can track your parcel via "Order status" at the bottom of the page. You’ll also receive an order number by email.
When will my order be delivered?
Order before 21:00 and we’ll ship it the same day. Delivery time depends on your country; most orders arrive within a few working days.
How do I return something?
You have 30 days to return your order. Register your return via your account, stick the return label on the parcel and drop it off at a collection point.