Show Jackets

For dressage, traditional navy or black show jackets are the standard. Some levels permit tweed or other conservative colours. Always check current Equestrian Australia dressage rules for your level to ensure your jacket colour complies with competition requirements.

Yes, stretch show jackets are widely permitted and increasingly popular in Australian equestrian competition. They offer the same tailored appearance as traditional jackets with the added benefit of freedom of movement, which many riders find advantageous in the ring.

A show jacket should fit snugly across the shoulders and chest with a clean, smooth silhouette. The sleeves should reach to your wrist when arms are extended forward, and the back length should cover the seat of your breeches. A well-fitted jacket allows movement without excess fabric or pulling.

A show jacket is typically a solid colour (navy, black, or grey) with a tailored, formal appearance for dressage and show jumping. A hacking jacket often features tweed fabric and is traditionally worn for showing and hunting. The right choice depends on your discipline and competition level.

Yes, our show jackets range includes options for both male and female riders, with cuts tailored to each. Check individual product pages for available sizes and fit options. Our team can help you find the right jacket for your competition needs.

Yes, iRide EQ offers AfterPay and ZipPay at checkout so you can invest in a quality show jacket with flexible instalment payments. We ship locally from Australia for fast, reliable delivery ahead of your next competition.