Camille Training Top in Biscuit
Introducing the Camille Training Top!
The top that truly ticks all the boxes:
•Buttery soft seamless sports fabric
•Subtle airflow pattern to keep you cool even on the hottest of days
•Flattering, slim fit without being skin tight!
The Camille Training Top is the perfect choice to take you from schooling at home, to clinics and casual show day wear.
Available in Biscuit, Sorbet & Powder Blue.
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Product FAQs
What is the Camille Training Top in Biscuit designed for?
The Camille Training Top in Biscuit by Mon Cheval Equestrian provides moisture-wicking, temperature regulation, and UV protection. It's worn under show jackets for competition or on its own for training. Technical fabric base layers keep you cool in summer and warm in winter.
How should the Camille Training Top in Biscuit fit?
Base layers should fit like a second skin — snug but not restrictive. They need to sit smoothly under a show jacket without bunching. If wearing alone for training, the fit can be slightly looser. Check the Mon Cheval Equestrian size chart for chest and waist measurements.
Can I wear the Camille Training Top in Biscuit instead of a show shirt?
Many modern base layers like the Camille Training Top in Biscuit are designed to be worn as show shirts, especially in warmer Australian conditions. Check whether your discipline's EA rules require a traditional show shirt or if a technical base layer is permitted.