Écusson Jumpad - Navy and plum
Navy and plum is the subtle one among the brighter navys: plum sits close enough to navy to keep the pad looking tonal, then reveals itself as purple in daylight. It suits riders who like the burgundy range but ride in navy, and it looks especially rich on dark-coated horses.
It solves the common pad problems by design: honeycomb lining so pressure spreads, wavy quilting so nothing bunches, a shaped back line so the withers aren't crowded, and twin girth loops so it stays put. Seasonal Jump'In Colours embroidery on the trim.
Made in France; the Jump'In collection has the full range, and our saddle pad shelf covers everything else.
— Sizing: Full. One size only.
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Product FAQs
What size saddle pad is the Écusson Jumpad - Navy and plum?
Match the pad to your saddle size and type. Dressage pads are longer and straight-cut for longer flaps. Jumping pads are shorter with a more forward cut. Measure your saddle flap length and compare to the Écusson Jumpad - Navy and plum dimensions in the product description.
Is the Écusson Jumpad - Navy and plum allowed in EA competition?
EA dressage rules require solid white, off-white, grey, or dark-coloured pads. No patterns or multi-coloured pads. For show jumping, the rules are more relaxed — check the current EA rule book. Conservative colours are always safe.
How often should I wash my Jump'In saddle pad?
Wash saddle pads every 5-7 rides to prevent bacteria buildup that can cause skin issues. Machine wash cold, no bleach, hang dry. Avoid fabric softener on moisture-wicking fabrics — it clogs the fibres.
