
Soundless Ear Bonnet Clean Navy
An ear bonnet is a horse-specific accessory to choose with the rider. Confirm size, intended use and whether navy fits their tack preferences.
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Equestrian gifts need to fit both rider and horse. Start with the recipient’s discipline, yard routine and preferred colours; horse-worn items and riding footwear should be chosen with the person who knows the fit.
Use the complete collection or choose the pieces that fit best.

An ear bonnet is a horse-specific accessory to choose with the rider. Confirm size, intended use and whether navy fits their tack preferences.
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Paddock boots are a fit-critical riding gift. Ask for the rider’s exact model and size preference before replacing familiar footwear.
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A grooming halter fits a rider who wants that style for stable work. Confirm horse size and the intended use before buying.
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A halter and lead-rope set brings two yard items together. Match the horse’s measurements and the rider’s preferred handling setup.
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A jump saddle pad suits a rider whose tack and discipline call for that shape. Confirm dimensions and preferred finish.
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A grooming bag gives a rider’s stable tools a dedicated carrying place. Check the size of the kit they take to the yard.
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Riding socks are a smaller equestrian gift when you know the rider’s size and boot preferences. Let colour reflect their own style.
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A reversible vest is a layer for a rider’s stable and travel routine. Confirm fit and the conditions they expect to wear it in.
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A stable bag can organise the items brought for a riding day. Ask whether it needs to carry grooming supplies, clothing or both.
View at Equestrian Stockholm →Halter, bonnet and saddle-pad choices depend on the horse and tack. For the rider, check shoe and clothing sizes and any yard or competition requirements.