Equestrian Outerwear and Base Layers

Choosing the Best Equestrian Outerwear to Stay Warm

At Schneiders, we understand that every rider is different and has different needs regarding equestrian outerwear. That's why we offer a wide selection of vests, jackets, and more to suit the needs of any rider. Whether you're looking for a vest to keep you warm on cool mornings, a jacket to protect you from the elements, or something in between, Schneiders has you covered.

With various styles and sizes, you're sure to find the perfect piece of equestrian outerwear to suit your needs. Because Schneiders is committed to using only the highest-quality materials, you can rest assured that your new base layer or piece of outerwear will stand up to the rigors of everyday riding.

Frequently Asked Questions About Equestrian Base Layers

What is an equestrian base layer?

The equestrian base layer is the foundation of any good equestrian wardrobe. It forms the first layer of clothing, closest to the skin, and serves several important functions. First, it helps to wick away sweat and moisture, keeping the rider comfortable and dry. Second, it provides a barrier against dirt and debris. And finally, it helps to regulate body temperature, keeping the rider warm in cold weather and cool in warm weather.

Can you wear a base layer on its own?

Base layers are an essential part of any equestrian's wardrobe, but they can also be worn on their own for various activities. For example, base layers are often used as a stand-alone garment for riding in hot weather, as they help to wick away sweat and keep the rider cool. They can also be worn under show shirts or competition jackets to provide an extra layer of warmth without adding bulk. Base layers can even be used for casual wear, such as running errands or walking the dog.

Is a base layer the same as a thermal?

No, an equestrian base layer differs from a thermal layer. A base layer is usually worn next to the skin and helps to wick away sweat and keep the rider warm and dry. On the other hand, a thermal layer is designed to provide extra warmth and is often worn over a base layer.