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Horse Riding Jodhpurs

Jodhpur trousers

These riding trousers were worn in the beginning around 1890 by Maharaja Pratap Singh in Jodhpur. The pants were custom made for him for playing polo. They were cut in a wing shape and had leather patches between the knees. They became a fashion because of their appearance and the comfort they gave for riders whilst horse riding.

Jodhpur pants have an elegant look and are extremely comfortable to wear since they are tailor made for each rider. With the correct measurements they are pants suitable for games as well as shows. Jodhpur pants are made in different styles like adding a pattern cut with the leg seams on the outside of the leg, adding a patch, sometimes leather, on the inside of the knee and a leather or a similar synthetic patch on the seat. The easiest and safest way to clean the jodhpur pants is to follow the cleaning instructions given on them.

They are usually made of cotton, denim, cord and lycra. Jodhpur pants are available for children as well as adults. They come in various colours, but white and cream are normally preferred.

Jodhpur boots

Jodhpur boots are the ankle-length boots with low heels that are normally worn with jodhpur pants. These ankle length boots gained their name because they specially suited the jodhpur pants. For many who find long riding boots hot and uncomfortable, jodhpur boots are a good alternative. They are now used in horse riding shows and competitions as well as daily work in the barn and casual riding.

Jodhpur boots are often simple and subdued with shades of black and brown when compared to cowboy boots that are rich in decoration and come in many colours. These boots are most often made in leather with elastic side panels meant for ease in putting on and taking off. Some have zippers and laces giving the boots different appearances.  Jodhpur boots can be custom made in various stores specialized in horse riding equipment. All you need to do is find a local store, which is not at all difficult with the help of yellow pages and the internet. Choose the style you want and give your measurements.

Horse riding jodhpurs are available in a variety of fabrics and colours ranging from beige and white for competitions to coloured jodhpurs for everyday wear.