OEM / ODM RIDING JACKETS
Create competition and show jackets, training and practice layers, or all-weather riding jackets for your label. Develop the shell, lining, riding fit and branding together, with bulk production from 100 pieces per style per color.
CUSTOM • MADE FOR YOUR LABELFIND YOUR PRODUCT TYPE
Build a tailored show collection, a practical training layer or an outer shell for changing conditions. Set the use first, then choose the materials and construction.
Images illustrate design directions. Fit, materials and finishing are developed for your brief and confirmed on the sample.
FABRICS WE RECOMMEND
Compare jacket fabric and color options with a waterproof shell direction. Choose the surface, structure and construction around the jacket you want to develop.
Custom jacket collections
Composition and weight confirmed with your swatch
A textured surface with a considered color palette
Explore the fabric’s hand feel, body and color before developing the jacket. Select the weight, lining and trim combination around your silhouette, and review the fabric’s movement and finished shape on the sample.
Outdoor riding · All-weather jackets
Shell and backing specified for your jacket
A smooth outer face with a contrasting backing
A shell option for riding jackets designed around wet-weather use. Coordinate the fabric with seam finishing, zip protection, cuffs and lining; confirm the required waterproof and breathability performance for the selected construction.
We recommend lighter shells for mild conditions, warmer backings or linings for cooler seasons, and different stretch and structure for women’s and men’s fits. Water-resistance and breathability targets are agreed for the selected material and finished construction.
RIDING-SPECIFIC CONSTRUCTION
A riding jacket needs to work with arm reach, seated posture and changing conditions. Develop these choices around the category and target rider.
Pattern & stretch
Shape the shoulder, armhole and sleeve for the forward riding position. Consider the shell’s stretch and allow room for the intended base layers.
Length & vent options
Balance front length, back coverage and vent placement for seated use. A tailored show vent and a longer outerwear hem solve different design needs.
Shell, seams & closures
Coordinate collar height, cuffs, zip protection and seam finishing around the weather brief. A water-resistant fabric alone does not make a finished jacket waterproof.
THE EZ EQUESTRIAN DIFFERENCE
The pattern and components are reviewed as a system, from lapel shape to the final pocket and lining finish.
Match shaped panels, lapels and pocket positions to keep the jacket symmetrical.
Review shell, lining, interfacing and hardware together before sample approval.
Check seam bulk, lining ease and zip operation through the garment’s movement.
Compare measurements, hem balance and trim placement with the approved sample.
CUSTOM JACKET DETAILS
Use the front-and-back sketch to plan a show jacket’s details. For training and weather styles, adapt the collar, closure and hem to your reference and specification.
Choose tailored show lapels or a protective standing collar, with a hood where the design calls for one.
Sample checkConfirm collar height, neckline fit and lapel symmetry. Review hood visibility and safe positioning for the intended riding use.
Specify branded buttons, a full front zip or a two-way zip for the jacket category.
Sample checkCheck closure spacing, opening length and backing. Review operation while seated and keep hardware clear of saddle contact.
Plan flap, welt or zip pockets with the capacity and appearance your riders need.
Sample checkCheck left-to-right alignment, pocket depth and access in riding posture. Confirm secure closure and reinforce the opening where needed.
Choose tailored sleeve buttons or adjustable cuffs and shape the arm for movement.
Sample checkConfirm sleeve length with arms reaching forward, room for layers and cuff comfort with riding gloves.
Use show-jacket vents, an opening riding hem or longer back coverage as the style requires.
Sample checkReview vent overlap, finished length and lining ease while seated. Keep the back hem clear of unwanted bunching around the saddle.
YOUR BRAND, YOUR FINISH
Choose the texture, color and placement that express your brand. We offer embroidery, silicone screen printing, heat transfers and custom metal badges.
Texture in every stitch
Raised thread adds depth and a classic equestrian finish. Match thread colors to your palette for a visible signature or a subtle tonal logo.
Placement ideasChest · Sleeve · Upper back
A soft, dimensional mark
A raised silicone print gives your logo a smooth, tactile surface. Tonal or contrasting colors create a sporty finish, with the print developed to suit the stretch fabric.
Placement ideasChest · Sleeve · Back panel
Fine detail, minimal bulk
A thin, smooth graphic keeps branding light and close to the fabric. A versatile choice for fine lettering, detailed artwork and multicolor designs.
Placement ideasChest · Sleeve · Inner label
A distinctive finishing touch
Brushed or polished metal adds a refined accent to a structured jacket panel or pocket. Customize the badge shape, engraving and metal tone to match your buttons and hardware.
Placement ideasPocket trim · Reinforced panel
COMMON QUESTIONS
Three answers to help shape your design. Find MOQ, sampling, payment and delivery guidance in our FAQ center.
View all FAQsChoose competition and show jackets, training and practice jackets, or all-weather performance jackets. Each starts with a different purpose: tailored presentation, everyday movement or weather coverage. We adapt the shell, lining, closure, pockets and hem to the style and target rider in your brief.
Start with the conditions and performance target, then specify shell fabric, backing or lining, seams, zip protection and cuff construction together. A waterproof fabric alone does not confirm a waterproof finished jacket. Testing and documentation must relate to the selected material and garment construction.
Check forward arm reach, room for layers, sleeve length with gloves, front closure and pocket access while seated. Review back vents and hem balance around saddle contact. For show jackets, also check lapel shape, button spacing and left-to-right symmetry on the sample.
FROM CONCEPT TO DELIVERY
1–2 days
5–10 days
3 weeks
Client review
15–25 days
5–10 days
START YOUR PROJECT
Tell us the intended use, silhouette, materials, lining and branding. A reference jacket or tech pack helps us review the details before sampling.
A focused OEM / ODM program for equestrian brands, riding schools, clubs and distributors.
