Shop premium rider clothing items in the Luxe Clothing collection at iRide EQ. Featuring Jump'In, Struck Apparel, Freejump, and For Horses — competition jackets, performance breeches, and technical vests for Australian riders who compete at the highest level.
Quick Answer: Luxe Rider Clothing brings together competition jackets from Jump'In and For Horses, performance breeches from Struck Apparel, and technical accessories from Freejump. Every garment is engineered for competition performance — temperature regulation, freedom of movement, and show-ring elegance. Shop our full Luxe Collection with fast Australian shipping.
Competition Jackets, Performance Breeches and Technical Riding Wear
Competition clothing must balance three demands: freedom of movement, temperature regulation, and show-ring presentation. Jump'In AIRTEC competition jackets are engineered with technical fabrics that wick moisture and allow full shoulder rotation. Struck Apparel breeches feature precision-fit construction with grip technology that stays secure in the saddle through demanding rounds. For Horses tailcoats bring Italian tailoring to the dressage arena.
For Australian riders, heat management is critical. Traditional wool competition jackets trap heat in Australian summer conditions, but the technical fabrics used by Jump'In and Horse Pilot allow airflow and moisture wicking. Freejump’s airbag-compatible competition jackets are designed to work seamlessly with their airbag vests, providing protection without sacrificing presentation. Every garment in the Luxe Clothing collection is selected for its ability to perform under competition pressure while maintaining a polished, professional appearance.
Quick Facts
Best ForCompetition riders, show day, premium presentation
DisciplinesDressage, show jumping, eventing, showing
Top BrandsJump'In, Struck Apparel, Freejump, For Horses
Ships FromAustralia — fast local delivery
Luxe Clothing Categories
The Luxe Clothing collection covers three garment types. Here’s how they compare:
Feature
Competition Jackets
Performance Breeches
Technical Vests
Purpose
Show-ring presentation
Saddle grip and comfort
Warmth and layering
Key Feature
Technical fabric, tailored fit
Grip technology, stretch
Packable, lightweight
Best For
Dressage, show jumping
All disciplines
Warm-up, travel, cold days
Price Range
$400–$1,800
$250–$500
$200–$400
Top Brands
Jump'In, For Horses
Struck Apparel
Struck Apparel, Freejump
Competition Jackets from Jump'In and For Horses
Technical competition jackets that combine show-ring elegance with performance engineering.
Jump'In AIRTEC Jackets
Jump'In AIRTEC competition jackets feature technical fabric that wicks moisture, allows airflow, and provides full shoulder rotation. The tailored cut maintains a traditional show-ring silhouette while the technical fabric keeps the rider cool under pressure. Available in men’s and women’s cuts.
For Horses Tailcoats
For Horses tailcoats bring Italian tailoring to the dressage arena. The Adelaide short tailcoat is a modern interpretation of the traditional dressage coat, offering a shorter back length that’s easier to sit in while maintaining formal presentation. Premium fabric and construction ensure the coat holds its shape through years of competition.
Struck Apparel Performance Breeches
Canadian-engineered breeches with precision fit and technical fabric.
45 and 50 Series Breeches
Struck Apparel 45 and 50 Series breeches are renowned for their precision fit and technical fabric. The 45 Series offers a mid-rise waist with full-seat grip, while the 50 Series provides a higher waist with extended grip coverage. Both feature four-way stretch fabric that moves with the rider and retains its shape through repeated competition use.
Down Vests and Layering
Struck Apparel down vests provide lightweight warmth for warm-up and travel. The vests are packable, making them easy to stow in a tack box or competition bag. Pair with a Jump'In competition jacket for a complete competition-day outfit.
Freejump Technical Accessories
Freejump brings innovation to rider accessories with airbag-compatible designs.
Airbag-Compatible Jackets
Freejump’s airbag-compatible competition jackets are designed to work seamlessly with their airbag vests. The jacket accommodates the vest without appearing bulky, maintaining a streamlined show-ring look while providing impact protection during a fall. A innovation that’s gaining popularity among eventers and show jumpers.
Technical Innovation
Freejump’s approach to rider clothing mirrors their approach to stirrups and helmets — engineering first, aesthetics second, but never compromising on either. The intercom audio kit powered by Cardo is an example of Freejump’s commitment to solving real problems for serious riders.
Sizing and Fit Guide for Luxe Clothing
Competition clothing should fit close to the body without restricting movement. Jump'In jackets are sized in European measurements — check the size chart on each product page. For Horses tailcoats follow Italian sizing conventions. Struck Apparel breeches use North American sizing with mid-rise and high-rise options. When trying on competition clothing, simulate riding movements — raise your arms, bend forward, and sit in a chair to check that the garment allows full range of motion.
For Australian conditions, consider fabric weight. Technical fabrics from Jump'In and Horse Pilot are designed for warm-weather competition, while traditional wool coats from For Horses suit winter and indoor competition. Always check the care instructions — technical fabrics often require specific washing methods to maintain performance properties. When in doubt about sizing, contact us — we can advise on the best fit based on your measurements and the brand’s sizing conventions.
Caring for Premium Riding Clothing
Technical competition jackets from Jump'In should be washed according to manufacturer instructions — typically a gentle machine wash in cool water, then air dry. Avoid fabric softeners as they can affect moisture-wicking properties. For Horses tailcoats may require professional dry cleaning to maintain their structured shape — check the care label before washing. Struck Apparel breeches should be washed inside-out on a gentle cycle to protect the grip silicone.
Store competition clothing on quality hangers to maintain shape. Transport in garment bags to prevent wrinkling and damage. Inspect before each competition for loose buttons, worn grip areas, or fabric damage. With proper care, premium competition clothing from Jump'In, For Horses, and Struck Apparel should last multiple competition seasons.
Brands We Stock
The Luxe Clothing collection features brands chosen for competition performance and presentation:
Jump'In — AIRTEC competition jackets with technical fabric, tailored cuts, and men’s and women’s options.
Struck Apparel — 45 and 50 Series performance breeches with precision fit, four-way stretch, and grip technology.
Freejump — Airbag-compatible competition jackets and technical riding accessories engineered for safety and performance.
For Horses — Italian-tailored tailcoats and competition wear for dressage and showing presentation.
Why Shop Luxe Rider Clothing at iRide EQ?
Competition-Grade Fabrics
Technical fabrics from Jump'In and Horse Pilot wick moisture, allow airflow, and regulate temperature — critical for Australian competition conditions.
Precision Fit
Struck Apparel breeches are engineered with four-way stretch and grip technology that stays secure through demanding competition rounds.
Show-Ring Elegance
For Horses tailcoats and Jump'In jackets combine traditional show-ring presentation with modern performance engineering.
Australian Stock
All Luxe Clothing is stocked in Australia with fast local dispatch — no waiting for international freight before competition day.
Frequently Asked Questions
What’s in the Luxe Clothing collection?
The collection includes competition jackets from Jump'In and For Horses, performance breeches from Struck Apparel, down vests, and airbag-compatible jackets from Freejump. All garments are competition-grade and chosen for performance and presentation.
Are Jump'In competition jackets suitable for Australian summers?
Yes. Jump'In AIRTEC jackets feature technical fabric that wicks moisture and allows airflow, making them suitable for Australian summer competition. The fabric is designed to regulate temperature, keeping the rider cool under pressure while maintaining a traditional show-ring silhouette.
How do Struck Apparel breeches fit?
Struck Apparel uses North American sizing with mid-rise (45 Series) and high-rise (50 Series) options. The four-way stretch fabric moves with the rider and retains its shape through competition use. Check the size chart on each product page or contact us for sizing advice.
Are Freejump airbag-compatible jackets bulky?
No. Freejump’s airbag-compatible jackets are designed to accommodate their airbag vests without appearing bulky. The jacket maintains a streamlined show-ring look while providing impact protection during a fall. This innovation is gaining popularity among eventers and show jumpers.
How do I care for technical competition jackets?
Wash according to manufacturer instructions — typically a gentle machine wash in cool water, then air dry. Avoid fabric softeners as they affect moisture-wicking properties. Store on quality hangers and transport in garment bags to prevent wrinkling.
Can I wear For Horses tailcoats in summer?
For Horses tailcoats use premium fabric that may be warmer than technical alternatives. They’re ideal for winter, indoor, or evening competition. For hot summer shows, consider Jump'In AIRTEC jackets which are specifically designed for warm-weather performance.
What’s the difference between Struck 45 and 50 Series?
The 45 Series offers a mid-rise waist with full-seat grip, while the 50 Series provides a higher waist with extended grip coverage. Both feature four-way stretch fabric and grip technology. Choose based on your preferred waist height and grip coverage needs.
