Size Guides at 4dobbin

If you need any help or advice on sizing then please do not hesitate to call us on 01476 513840, we have a team of experts at 4dobbin who specialise in riding apparel and will provide you with a prompt and friendly service. This is available from 9:00am to 5:00pm Monday to Friday, outside of these hours, please leave a message on our answering services and we'll call you back.

• Body Protectors
• Bridles & Accessories
• Chaps & Gaiters
• Children's Clothing
• Children's Footwear
• Childrens Jodhpurs
• Dog Collars & Leads
• Dog Harnesses
• Dog Rugs
• Girths
• Gloves
• Headcollars & Masks
• Hoods and Neck Covers
• Horse Bits
• Horse Boots
• Horse Rugs
• Jewellery
• Ladies Clothing
• Ladies Footwear
• Ladies Leg Wear
• Mens Clothing
• Mens Footwear
• Mens Leg Wear
• Numnah's & Pads
• Riding Hats
• Saddles
• Unisex Clothing
• Unisex Footwear

Body Protectors

Follow this guide for 6 simple steps to a perfect fitting body protector... 1. A body protector should be fitted over light clothing and heavier garments worn over the top. 2. Take your chest, waist, over shoulder (waist-to-waist) and back length measurements in cm, then find your size using the charts within your chosen style.

3. Once you think you have the correct size body protector, and before trying on, loosen the chest and waist fastenings and flex the garment to soften the foam. 4. Fasten at the chest and waist, ensuring that the contrast-coloured control markers are covered and there is enough room for adjustment. 5. Once the body protector fits securely around the chest and waist, choose the length appropriate to your height. The shoulders and neckline should lie flat against the body. If this cannot be achieved, you may need a shorter length. 6. Check the back length by sitting on a saddle and simulating all riding positions. There should be approximately a hand's width between the saddle and the base of the garment. At the front, the body protector should reach your breastbone and cover your bottom rib at mid-chest by 25mm.

Outlyne

Size	Chest	Waist	Waist to Waist Over Shoulder			Garment Back Length
			Short	Regular	Long	Short	Regular	Long
T2 Slim	75-81	66-74	72-80	76-84	82-90	47	50	53
T2	78-84	69-77	72-80	76-84	82-90	47	50	53
L3 Slim	82-88	72-80	73-81	79-87	85-93	47	50	53
L3	86-92	75-83	73-81	79-87	85-93	47	50	53
L4 Slim	90-96	78-86	73-81	79-87	85-93	47	50	53
L4	94-100	82-90	73-81	79-87	85-93	47	50	53
L5 Slim	96-104	86-96	73-81	79-87	85-93	47	50	53
L5	100-108	90-100	73-81	79-87	85-93	47	50	53
L6	108-116	98-110	73-81	79-87	85-93	47	50	53
L7	114-124	108-120	73-81	79-87	85-93	47	50	53
Stature Guide:						146-162	158-174	166-182

Riever 010

Size	Chest	Waist	Waist to Waist Over Shoulder			Garment Back Length
			Short	Regular	Long	Short	Regular	Long
Childrens
CXXS	54-59	52-57	44-52	48-56	54-61	29	32	35
CXS	58-63	55-60	46-54	52-59	59-66	31	34	37
CS	62-68	59-66	52-59	59-66	63-71	34	37	40
CM	66-73	62-69	59-66	63-71	68-77	37	40	43
CL	72-78	66-74	63-71	68-77	73-81	40	43	46
CXL	77-84	71-79	68-77	75-83	78-86	43	47	49
Adults	Chest	Waist	Short	Regular	Large	Short	Regular	Large
AXS	82-89	75-84	75-83	79-87	85-93	47	50	53
AS	87-95	83-93	77-85	82-90	88-96	48	51	54
AM	93-101	90-100	78-86	85-93	89-97	49	52	55
AL	99-108	94-104	79-87	87-95	91-99	50	53	56
AXL	106-116	102-112	82-90	88-96	93-101	51	54	57

Zippa
        

Size	Chest	Waist	Waist to Waist Over Shoulder			Garment Back Length
Juniors			Short	Regular	Long	Short	Regular	Long
J0	66-72	62-70	55-63	61-69	67-75	38	41	44
J1	72-78	64-72	61-69	67-75	73-81	41	44	47
J2	78-84	66-74	97-75	73-81	79-87	44	47	50
Womens
W3 Slim	81-87	67-75	73-81	79-87	83-91	44	47	50
W3	84-90	68-76	73-81	79-87	83-91	47	50	52
W4 Slim	87-93	71-79	79-87	83-91	87-95	47	50	52
W4	90-96	74-84	79-87	83-91	87-95	50	52	53.5
W5 Slim	93-99	78-86	83-91	87-95	91-99	50	52	53.5
W5	96-102	80-90	83-91	87-95	91-99	52	53.5	55
W6	102-108	86-96	87-95	91-99	95-103	53.5	55	58
Mens
M3	84-90	74-84	82-90	86-94	90-98	51	53	55
M4	90-96	80-90	86-94	90-98	94-102	53	55	57.5
M5	96-102	86-96	90-98	94-102	98-106	55	57.5	59.5
M6	102-108	92-102	94-102	98-106	102-110	57.5	59.5	62.5

  

Bridles & Accessories

Kieffer sizing chart:

	Cob	Full
Browband (total)	39cm	41cm
Cheeks (total)	23cm	27cm
Headpiece	74cm (min:38, max: 62plus cheeks)	81cm (min:43, max:69 plus cheeks)
Noseband	70cm	76cm

Jeffries Sizing Chart:

 

 

Component		Small Pony	Pony	Cob	Full	Extra Full
Headpiece	A	91cm / 36”	99.5cm / 39”	112cm / 44”	117cm / 46”	127cm / 50”
Headpiece	B	61cm / 24”	68cm / 27”	74cm / 29”	81cm / 32”	86cm / 34”
Headpiece	C	23cm / 9”	25cm / 10”	28cm / 11”	33cm / 13”	35cm / 14”
Browband	D	32cm / 12.5”	34cm / 13.5”	37cm / 14.5”	39cm / 14”	42cm / 16.5”
Cheeks	E	18cm / 7”	23cm / 9”	25cm / 10”	28cm / 11”	30cm / 12”
Noseband	F	63.5cm / 25”	71cm / 28”	79cm / 31”	81cm / 32”	86cm / 34”
Noseband	G	23cm / 9”	25cm / 8”	28cm / 11”	30cm / 12”	33cm / 13”
Noseband	H	18cm / 7”	20cm / 8”	23cm / 9”	25cm / 10”	28cm / 11”
Noseband	I	61cm / 24”	63.5cm / 25”	68.5cm / 27”	74cm / 29”	79cm / 31”

Chaps & Gaiters

Measuring for Chaps
1) Measure for half chaps over your normal socks and breeches or Jodhpurs.
2) Sitting down with your knee bent and your foot flat on the floor, measure around the widest point of your calf.
3) Then measure from the back of the knee to the floor.
4) New chaps should fit snugly without feeling restrictive or uncomfortable.

Bridleway Chaps 

Size	Height	Calf
Adult Small	15"	15"
Adult Medium	16"	15"
Adult Large	16"	16"
Adult X Large	16"	17"
Child Small	11"	10"
Child Medium	12"	11"
Child Large	13"	12"

Dublin Chaps

Size	Height	Calf
Child Small	12"	10"
Child Medium	12"	11"
Child Large	13"	11"
XS	15"	12-13"
S	15"	13-14"
M	16"	14-15"
L	16.5"	15-16"
XL	17"	15-16"

Dublin Easy-Care Half Chaps

Size	Height	Calf
Childs S	14"	11"
Childs M	14"	12"
Childs L	15"	12"
XS	15"	12"
S	15"	13"
M	16"	14"
L	16.5"	15"
XL	17"	16"

Horze

Item ID	Size	Height (CM)	Width (CM)
37260	XS	37	32-35
	S	39	34-37
	M	40	36-39
	L	41	38-41
	XL	42	40-43
37246	XS	37	33-35
	S	39	35-37
	M	40	37-39
	L	41	39-41
	XL	42	41-43
37247	XS	37	31-35
	S	39	33-37
	M	40	35-39
	L	41	39-41
	XL	42	39-43

Saddlecraft

Size	Calf Width	Calf Height
Small Short	34cm	41cm
Small Standard	34cm	44cm
Small Tall	34cm	47cm
Medium Short	36.5cm	41cm
Medium Standard	36.5cm	44cm
Meduim Tall	36.5cm	47cm
Large Short	39cm	41cm
Large Standard	39cm	44cm
Large Tall	39cm	47cm

Tredstep

Calf Measurement	Height Measurement
	35cm	38cm	41cm	44cm	47cm	50cm
30cm	30/35cm	30/38cm	30/41cm	30/44cm
33cm	3/35cm	33/38cm	33/41cm	33/44cm	33/47cm
35cm	35/35cm	35/38cm	35/41cm	35/44cm	35/47cm	35/50cm
38cm	38/35cm	38/38cm	38/41cm	38/44cm	38/47cm	38/50cm
41cm		41/38cm	41/41cm	41/44cm	44/74cm	41/50cm
44cm		44/38cm	44/41cm	44/44cm	44/47cm	44/50cm

          

Children's Clothing

Dublin

UK Size	C4	C6	C8	C10	C12	C14	C16
Chest (inches)	20	22	24	26	28	30	32
EU Size CM	104	116	128	140	152	164	176

Horsemasters

Size	XS	S	M	L
Age	4-6	6-8	9-11	12-13
Lenght (cm)	110-120	120-130	140-150	160
Chest

Horseware Rambo

Size Age	3-4	5-6	7-8	9-10	11-12	13-14	15-16
Height (cm)	98-104	110-116	122-128	134-140	146-152	158-164	170-176
Chest (cm)	55-57	59-61	63-67	69-73	75-79	82-87	89-94
Waist (cm)	53-54	55-57	58-60	61-64	64-68	68-72	70-75
Hip (cm)	58-60	62-65	68-71	73-78	79-84	85-92	90-96

Joules

Girls
Age	3	4	5	6	7	8	9-10	11-12
Height (cm)	96-101	102-107	108-113	114-119	120-125	126-131	132-142	143-153
Chest (Inches)	21.5	22.25	23	23.75	24.5	25.25	27.25	30
Chest (cm)	55	57	59	61	63	65	70	77
Waist (Inches)	20.25	20.75	21	21.75	22.25	23	24	25
Waist (cm)	52	53	54.5	56	58	59	61	64
Hip (Inches)	22.25	23	24.25	25	26	27.25	29.75	32
Hip (cm)	57	59	62	64	67	70	76	82
Boys
Age	3	4	5	6	7	8	9-10	11-12
Height (cm)	96-101	102-107	108-113	114-119	120-125	126-131	132-142	143-153
Chest (Inches)	21.5	22.25	23	23.75	24.5	25.25	27	29.25
Chest (cm)	55	57	59	61	63	65	69	75
Waist (Inches)	20.25	20.75	21	21.75	22.25	23.5	24.25	26
Waist (cm)	52	53	54.5	56	58	60	63	67
Hip (Inches)	22.25	23	24.25	25	26	27.25	29.25	31.5
Hip (cm)	57	59	62	64	67	70	75	81

Puffa

Size	JS	JM	JL	JXL	JXXL
Equivalent Years	4-5	6-7	8-9	10-11	12-13
Height (cm)	104-110	116-122	128-134	140-146	152-158
Chest

Toggi

Size Age	5-6	7-8	9-10	11-12
Height (cm)	116	128	140	152
Chest (cm)	60	65	70	75
Waist (cm)	55	58	61	64

Children's Footwear

UK Size	9	10	11	12	13	1	2
Euro Size	28	29	30	31	32	33	34

Childrens Jodhpurs

Dublin/Saxon

Waist	14"	16"	18"	20"	22"	24"	26"	28"	30"
Suggested Age	2	4	6	8	10	12	14	16	18
Inside Leg	40cm	45cm	50cm	55cm	60cm	65cm	70cm	75cm	80cm

Harry Hall/Caldene

Waist	20"	22"	24"	26"	28"
Suggested Age	4-5	6-7	8-9	10-11	12
Regular Length Inside Leg	45.5cm	53.25cm	58.5cm	61cm	63.5cm
Long Length Inside Leg	49.5cm	59.5cm	62cm	64.5cm	67cm

Equetech Dinky

Waist	10"	11"	12"
suggested Age	2-3	3-4	4-5
Inside Leg Length	33cm	40cm

Equetech

Waist	18"	20"	22"	24"	26"	28"
Suggested Age	5-6	7-8	9-10	11-12	13-14	15-16
Inside Leg Length

Horseware

Suggested Age	2-3	4-5	6-7	8-9	10-11	12-13	14-15	16
Child Height	92	104	110	122	128	140	152	164

Mountain Horse

Suggested Age	6	8	9	11	12	13
Child Height	120cm	130cm	140cm	150cm	160cm	170cm

Dog Collars & Leads

Ancol
Choosing A Collar
Whether you are selecting a collar for the first time, seeking a replacement or looking for something that little bit different you will notice that your local pet store has more than enough choice to help in the confusion. Questions of size, fit, comfort and choice of material are sometimes difficult to answer, especially when faced with the large display of colours and finishes now available. These are some helpful pointers to make selection a little easier!

What size collar do I need?
Ancol have produced a new-collar size guide that helps identify the collar for your dog and is simple enough to remember when looking for a replacement. The new sizing is 1-10 with 10 being the largest. The conversion chart below will help you recognise the imperial/metric size for each collar, although this information is still included on the tags. Display boards in the shop have illustrations of over 50 breeds of dog to help you recognise the average collar size shown for each type. A tape measure has also been provided, which will convert automatically to the new sizing. The new sizing is relevant to all types of Ancol collars whether it is made from nylon, leather or an adjustable product.

Number	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Standard Size	12" 30cm	14" 35cm	16" 40cm	18" 45cm	20" 50cm	22" 50cm	24" 60cm	26" 65cm	28" 70cm	30" 75cm

Number	1-2	2-5	5-9
Adjustable Collar	Small 20-30cm	Medium 25-50cm	Large 45-70cm

Number	1	1-2	2-4	4-7	5-9	7-10
Check Chain	8-12" 20/30cm	10-14" 25-35cm	14-18" 35-45cm	18-24" 45-60cm	20-28" 50-70cm	22-30" 55-75cm

Most collars have sufficient holes to make an adjustment up to 3" so it is normal to expect at least two sizes of collar to be able to fit comfortably. Remember that neck sizes do vary between the sexes and weight of your pet so an accurate measure is always recommended before purchase.

As a general guide the following breeds of dog show the collar sizes based on an average size and weight of the mature dog. For crossbreeds choose the type your dog most resembles by size comparison.

Size 1	Bichon Frize, Chihuahua, Pomeranian, Shih Tzu, Yorkshire Terrier
Size 2	Dachshund[miniature], Jack Russell, Pekingese, Poodle [toy]
Size 3	Cairn Terrier, Dachshund, Poodle [miniature], Welsh Corgi
Size 4	Beagle, Cavalier K. Charles, Fox Terrier, Pug, Sheltie, West Highland
Size 5	Cocker Spaniel, Poodle [standard], Saluki, Springer Spaniel
Size 6	Afghan Hound, Airedale Terrier, Border Collie, Boxer, Collie, Dalmatian
Size 7	Basset, Bulldog, Chow Chow, Doberman, Irish/English Setter, Pointer, Weirmarner
Size 8	German Shepherd, Golden Retriever, Gordon Setter, Great Dane, Labrador, Old English Sheepdog
Size 9	Bloodhound, Bull Mastiff, Newfoundland, Pyrenean, St. Bernard, Rottweiler

How to fit the collar?
Do not fasten the collar too tightly. You should be able to place two fingers under the collar when fastened. I t is important that your dog feels comfortable when the collar is on, and different collar types suit different breeds of dog. For example a "round" sewn dog collar is particular good for long- haired breeds of dog, and a soft air-cushion collar useful for older dogs or for ones prone to irritation around the neck area.

What type of collar should I buy?
Ancol make a wide range of collars from high quality bridle leather to ones making a colourful fashion statement!

The choice of material and style is left to you -and your pet, but here are some useful guidelines.

• Leather
Leather is a natural material with a number of benefits. Made well, it looks very smart, is strong and water-repellent, however, if your pet is guilty of constantly chewing, or enjoys swimming, it may be better to invest in a synthetic fibre like nylon.

There are many leather collars and leads on the market but there are very few made to the same quality standards as the Ancol range. Each one is made from the best bridle leather that has a consistent grain and thickness and uses natural vegetable tanning processes. The feel, smell and texture of the leather are important checks to make before buying. Some inferior products will crack when folded, and split after very little use. The natural oils of a good quality leather provides an excellent water barrier, but if the product is dry and brittle then it will quickly be damaged by the elements and need replacing after a short period of time.

Ancol's top of the range is the Timberwolf with soft textured leather, for comfort and durability. It is also specially treated with a water repellent chemical [similar to Scotchguard®] to enhance it's durability in adverse weather conditions.

Leather is commonly used for the production of special lines for certain breeds of dog. The Bull Terrier is one of the most popular examples of beautifully handcrafted leather using a combination of bridle leather with brass decoration made to traditional patterns. Other breeds including Mastiffs, Boxers, Doberman and Rottweillers are favouring this type of collar and lead.

Other unique shaped products are made especially for whippet and greyhound collars.

• Nylon
Ancol has a bright colourful range of blue, red and black nylon and ribbon designs and tartan patterns in the latest fashion styles. Nylon is one of the strongest man made fibres which is colour fast, completely weather proof and very difficult to chew through. They are suitable for most breeds of dogs.

Ancol has four varieties of material to select from. The basic Ancol nylon is made to a high manufacturing standard with brass eyelets, washers and heavy gauge die-cast buckle. There is also a range of softweave , with a soft textured finish designed for the tongue of the buckle to penetrate the fabric in any required position for a comfortable fit.

The Nylon Air -Cushion fabric encapsulates thousands of tiny air pockets giving a remarkable soft cushion effect for the dog and the owner. This new technology is proving very popular for dogs constantly pulling or older pets that welcome the softer feel of the material around its neck.

Nylon Ribbon leads offers the benefits of strength with the fashion colours and patterns available on the printed fabrics.

• Chain
The strongest material with specially welded links making a bright but indestructible system. This type of product can be sold separately as a choke collar, chain collar or combined with leather or nylon as a check chain.

Choke collars are good for training larger dogs to walk to heel without constant pulling or straining at the leash. Used inexpertly this type of collar can cause neck or throat injuries so please take due care when using this collar.

For training purposes the Nylon and check chain collar has a lot of advantages and provides a safeguard to prevent too much pressure being put on the dogs neck.

The Ancol chain collar looks very smart with the tongue section finished in bridle leather, and the collar in a choice of two or three row chain.

• Adjustable Collars
These collars are usually made from nylon material and as the name suggests can be adjusted for a range of neck sizes, The fixing method is normally a quick release catch and the collars are used for convenience when going for a walk or bringing the dog under control.

• Reflective Collars
Usually of nylon construction with a special reflective thread woven into the nylon to reflect light from oncoming traffic. An excellent device for walking the dog safely at night.

Ancol make a range of collars, leads and rope leads incorporating this special reflective safety fabric.

* Harness and Lead sizes relate to the collar sizes so if your dog fits a size 3 collar, he would fit a size 3 harness and also fit a size 3 lead.

House of Paws

Size	Neck Circumference	Typical Breed Example
Small	8-12"/20-30cm	Yorkshire Terrier, Jack Russell
Medium	13-22"/32-55cm	Spaniel, Boxer, Collie
Large	17-29"/42-72cm	German Shepard, Rottwieler

Dog Harnesses

Ancol

As a general guide the following breeds of dog show the Harness sizes based on an average size and weight of the mature dog. For crossbreeds choose the type your dog most resembles by size comparison.

Size 1	Bichon Frize, Chihuahua, Pomeranian, Shih Tzu, Yorkshire Terrier
Size 2	Dachshund[miniature], Jack Russell, Pekingese, Poodle [toy]
Size 3	Cairn Terrier, Dachshund, Poodle [miniature], Welsh Corgi
Size 4	Beagle, Cavalier K. Charles, Fox Terrier, Pug, Sheltie, West Highland
Size 5	Cocker Spaniel, Poodle [standard], Saluki, Springer Spaniel
Size 6	Afghan Hound, Airedale Terrier, Border Collie, Boxer, Collie, Dalmatian
Size 7	Basset, Bulldog, Chow Chow, Doberman, Irish/English Setter, Pointer, Weirmarner
Size 8	German Shepherd, Golden Retriever, Gordon Setter, Great Dane, Labrador, Old English Sheepdog
Size 9	Bloodhound, Bull Mastiff, Newfoundland, Pyrenean, St. Bernard, Rottweiler

Dog Rugs

Weatherbeeta & Masta Measure the dog from the base of the neck (where the collar sits) to the base of the tail. Below is an approximate guide of these measurements.

 

Afgan Hound - 65-80cm/26-32"	Dalmatian - 60-65cm/24-26"	Pomeranian - 25-30cm/10-14"
Airedale Terrier - 55-60cm/22-24"	Dandie Dinmont Terrier - 35-40cm - 14-16"	Poodle (Standard) - 55-60cm/22-24"
Akita - 65-75cm/26-30"	Doberman Pinscher - 60-70cm/24-28"	Poodle (Miniature) - 35-40cm/14-16"
American Foxhound - 55-60cm/22-24"	English Setter - 55-65cm/22-26"	Poodle (Toy) - 20-25cm/8-10"
American Water Spaniel - 40-45cm/16/18"	English Springer Spaniel - 60-70cm/24-28"	Pug - 30-40cm/12-16"
Australian Terrier - 25-30cm/10-12"	Fox Terrier - 35-45cm/14-18"	Rottweiler - 55-65cm/22-26"
Basenji - 30-35cm/14/16"	German Shepherd - 65-75cm/26-30"	Saluki - 55-65cm/22-26"
Basset Hound - 55-60cm/22-24"	Golden Retriever - 60-75cm/24-30"	Samoyed - 50-60cm/20-24"
Beagle - 35-40cm/14-18"	Great Dane - 70-80cm/28-32"	Schnauzer (Standard) - 50-60cm/20-24"
Bedlington Terrier - 40-45cm/16-18"	Greyhound - 60-70cm/24-28"	Schnauzer (Miniature) - 35-45cm/14-18"
Bichon Frise - 35-45cm/14-18"	Irish Setter - 60-70cm/24-28"	Scottish Terrier - 35-45cm/14-18"
Border Collie - 40-45cm/16-18"	Irish Terrier - 45-50cm/18-20"	Sealyham Terrier - 40-50cm/16-20"
Boston Terrier - 40-45cm/16-18"	Jack Russell - 30-35cm/12-14"	Shar-Pei - 50-60cm/20-24"
Boxer - 50-60cm/20-24"	Japanese Chin - 30-40cm/12-16"	Siberian Husky - 60-70cm/24-28"
Brittany - 55-60cm/22-24"	Kerry Blue Terrier - 50-55cm/20-22"	Silky Terrier - 30-35cm/12-14"
Brussels Griffon - 20-30cm/8-12"	Labrador Retriever - 55-65cm/22-26"	Skye Terrier - 45-50cm/18-20"
Bulldog - 40-50cm/16-20"	Lakeland Terrier - 40-45cm/16-18"	Springer Spaniel - 60-70cm/24-28"
Bull Terrier - 45-55cm/18-22"	Lhasa Af So - 35-45cm/14-18"	St Bernard - 70-80cm/28-32"
Cairn Terrier - 35-40cm/14-16"	Maltese - 25-35cm/10-14"	Tibetan Terrier - 45-55cm/18-22"
Cavalier King Charles Spaniel - 30-40cm/12-16"	Manchester Terrier (Standard) - 35-40cm/14-16"	Vizsla - 65-75cm/26-30"
Chihuaua - 20-30cm/8-12"	Manchester Terrier (Toy) - 25-30cm/10-12"	Weimaraner - 65-75cm/26-30"
Chow Chow - 45-55/18-22"	Miniature Pinscher - 25-35cm/10-12"	Welsh Corgi - 40-45cm/16-18"
Cocker Spaniel - 40-50cm/16-20"	Norfolk Terrier - 25-30cm/10-12"	Welsh Terrier - 35-45cm/14-18"
Collie - 40-50cm/16-20"	Old English Sheep Dog - 70-80cm/28-32"	West Highland Terrier - 45-55cm/18-22"
Corgi - 40cm/16"	Papillon - 30-40cm/12-16"	Wheaten Terrier - 45-55cm/18-22"
Dachshund (Standard) - 40-50cm/16-20"	Pekingese - 30-40cm/12-16"	Whippet - 45-50cm/18-20"
Dachshund (Miniature) - 25-30cm/10-12"	Pointer - 60-70cm/24-28"	Yorkshire Terrier - 20-30cm/8-12"

Rambo

EU Size  X  Y  Z  XXS  31cm  20cm  7.5cm  XS  36.5cm  22.5cm  8cm  S  42cm  25.5cm  9cm  M  47.5cm  28.5cm  10cm  L  54.5cm  32.5cm  11cm  XL  61.5cm  36.5cm  13cm  XXL  68.5cm  41.5cm  11cm  XXXL  75.5cm  45.5cm  13cm

Aerborn

Size	XXS/1	XS/2	S/3	M/4	XM/5	L/6	XL/7	XXL/8
Example	Chihuahua	Small Terrier	Jack Russel	Cocker Spaniel	Springer Spaniel	Labrador	German Shepherd	Great Dane
Neck Circumference	9"/23cm	14"/36cm	16"/41cm	17"/43cm	20"/51cm	23"/59cm	25"/64cm	26"/66cm
Neck to Tail	9.5"/24cm	11"/28cm	13"/33cm	17"/43cm	22"/56cm	25"/64cm	27"/69cm	30"/76cm
Depth	5"/13cm	7"/18cm	8"/20cm	9"23cm	11"/28cm	13"/33cm	14"/36cm	17"/43cm

Girths

Measuring for a Girth
Stand your horse on a level surface. Pass the tape measure around his body where the girth will rest - between his elbows and withers. Make the two ends meet and pull it snugly. This is your horse's heart girth.

This simple formula will calculate your horse's girth size. Take your measurement in inches, divide it by three, multiply by two and subtract 2.

The resulting number will only be an estimate, but it is a good starting point for ordering the correct size.

Measurements include the buckles.

Deduct 24" off a GP girth to find out what size of dressage girth is needed.

Gloves

Measure your hand with a tape measure around the knuckles of your hand (indicated by the black arrow in the illustration). Measure your dominant hand - the right if you are right handed, and the left if you are left handed. Note: Some manufacturers indicate glove sizes by Inches and others by Small, Medium and Large, etc. We always indicate the size of a pair of gloves the same way the manufacturer does. Please use the tables belw to find your size. Your gloves should fit a bit loose - they'll form fit with use.

Mens Sizes   Inches cm Small 7 18 Medium 7 1/2 - 8 20 Large 8 1/2 - 9 23 X-Large 9 1/2 - 10 25 XX-Large 10 1/2 - 11 30

Womens sizes   Inches cm X-Small 6 15 Small 6 1/2 17 Medium 7 18 Large 7 1/2 19 X-Large 8 20

Headcollars & Masks

Below is a rough guide to what size headcollar or mask would fit which size horse or pony but obviously each horse or pony is different in size and shape so actual sizes may vary to the guide below.

Foal	Foal
Mini	Miniature Ponies
Shetland	Shetland
Pony	12.2hh - 14hh
Small	12.2hh - 14hh
Cob	14hh - 16hh
Medium	14hh - 16hh
Cob/Horse	14hh - 16.2hh
Full	16hh - 16.2hh
Large	16hh - 16.2hh
Thoroughbred	Fine Boned Heads - Offers a sleek fit, rather than the ‘baggy’ fit from a standard headcollar/mask
X-Full	16.2hh - 17.3hh
Warmblood	16.2hh - 17.3hh

Hoods and Neck Covers

Aerborn Neck Hood

Size	Hands High	CM High
Small	13.0 - 14.0	130 - 140
Meduim	14.2 - 16.0	145 - 160
Large	16.2 - 17.0	165 - 170
Extra Large	17.2 and above	175 and above

This chart is an indication only. We always recommend that proper measurements are taken before you make a purchase.

Horse Bits

All Horses mouths and tongues vary in size and shape, the bit must be the correct size and type for your horse.
	Depending upon the manufacturer horse bits are either measured in inches or centimeters.  They are measured along the mouthpiece from the inside of one ring/cheek to the other.
A horses bit should fit comfortably across the bars (the toothless gap between the incisors and molars) of the horses jaw.  When fitting a bit you should look inside the mouth to check this is the case and not rely on the rule "there should be a wrinkle of skin at the corners of the horse's mouth" as this rule doesn't always hold true. A bit should fit your horse's mouth so that the mouthpiece extends approximately 1/4" beyond the horse's lips on either side.  If the bit is too small it may cause pinching and if too large may not act in the way it should.
How to measure what size your horse needs. This is most easily done by putting an old bit in the horse's mouth and gauging from that how much larger or smaller you require.  If an old bit is not available a piece of string or doweling can be used.  Make a knot in one end of the string or a mark on the doweling.  Then put the string/doweling in the horses mouth as the bit would be.  Allow the mark/knot to line up with the horses lips on one side and then mark the string/doweling on the other.  This can be measured to give the size of the mouth, then add 1/2" to give the size of bit required.   Here is a rough guide to bit sizes but each individual horse may vary from this guide.

 

Breed	Size in Inches	Size in cm
Clydesdale	7.0"	18.0cm
Warmblood	6.0"	14.5cm
Horse	5.5"	13.5cm
Cob	5.0"	12.5cm
Pony	4.5"	11.5cm
Shetland	4.0"	10.5cm

Horse Boots

Clarendon Horse Boots

Type	Front (Up to bone)	Back (Up to Bone)
Pony	7.5"	8"
Cob	8 1/4"	10 1/4"
Horse	9"	11"
Large Horse	11"	13"

Schooling Boot

	Size
X Small Pony	11 Hands
Small Pony	12/13 Hands
Pont	14/15 Hands
Horse	15.2/16.2 Hands
Large Horse	16.3/17.2 Hands

Easyboot

Size	Width (mm)	Length (mm)
Pony	78-85	85-92
000	86-97	93-105
00	98-110	106-117
0	111-116	118-124
1	117-123	125-130
2	124-130	131-140
3	131-139	141-150
4	140-150	151-163
5	151-163	164-174
6	164-175	175-188
7	176-192	189-195

Equilibrium

Fitting horse boots, wraps and chaps Boots Boots do not need to fit as closely to the horse's legs as wraps or chaps, but care must still be taken when selecting what size your horse needs. To measure your horse's leg, simply measure the circumference of his cannon bone to determine which tri-zone size your horse needs. Getting the correct size for your horse will provide him with the maximum level of comfort and protection. Wraps Measure your horse's leg as described above to decide on the size of wrap your horse needs.

Chaps

Simply measure your horse's leg as described above, and refer to the appropriate table on this page, according to the type of chap you require.

Close Contact Chaps/Equi Chaps

Getting the correct size is so important with these chaps. If they are too big, they will slip down or allow mud to get under the chap, too small and stress will be exerted on the seams leading to splitting.

Size	Approximate Size	Width Under Knee/Hock
1	Extra Small (12h - 12h 3)	16-18cm
2	Small (13h - 14h 2)	18-20cm
3	Medium (14h 3 - 15h 3 LW)	20-22cm
3W	Medium Wide (14h 3 - 15h 3 MW)	22-24cm
4	Large (16h - 17h MW)	22-24cm
5	Extra Large (17h - 17h 3 MW-HW)	24-26cm

LW=Light Weight  MW=Medium Weight   HW=Heavy Weight

Hardy Chaps & Stable Chaps

Close Contact Chaps and Hardy Chaps are not suitable for horses with an allergy to neoprene. Stable Chaps do not contain neoprene.

Size	Approximate Size	Cannon Width
0	Extra Small (small Pony & Arab/LW Horse Fores)	16-18cm
1	Small (Large Pony & Arab/LW Horsde Fores)	18-20cm
2	Medium (Large Horse Fores & Small Horse Hinds)	20-22cm
3	Large (Large Horse Hinds)	22-25cm
4	Extra Large (Large Horse Hinds)	25-28cm

Stretch and Flex Wraps

Medium Narrow only available in Training Wrap.

Size	Approximate Size Guide	Circumference of Cannon Bone
1	Small	18-20cm
2N	Medium Narrow	18-20cm
2	Medium	20-22cm
3	Large	22-24cm
4	Extra Large	24-26cm

Boots, Wraps or Chaps?

Why use boots, wraps or chaps?
Horse boots, wraps and chaps are used for a variety of reasons, from turnout to competition and everything in between. If a horse trips when out hacking, has poor conformation, a previous injury such as a splint or is susceptible to a condition such as mud fever, fitting your horse with a set of boots, wraps or chaps will offer your horse an invaluable layer of extra protection.

Stretch and Flex Training Wrap Sizes
• 1 Small
• 2N* Medium Narrow
• 2 Medium
• 3 Large
• 4 Extra Large

Hardy Chaps Sizes
• 4 Extra Large (large horse hinds)
• 3 Large (large horse hinds)
• 2 Medium (large horse fores and small horse hinds)
• 1 Small (large pony and Arab/LW horse fores)
• 0 Extra Small (small pony and Arab/LW horse fores)

Close Contact Chaps Sizes
• 1 Extra Small
• 2 Small
• 3 Medium
• 3W Medium (Wide)
• 4 Large
• 5 Extra Large

Stable Chaps Sizes
• 4 Extra Large (large horse hinds)
• 3 Large (large horse hinds)
• 2 Medium (large horse fores and small horse hinds)
• 1 Small (large pony and Arab/LW horse fores)
• 0 Extra Small (small pony and Arab/LW horse fores)

Sun Protection Chaps Sizes
• 3 Large
• 2 Medium
• 1 Small

Tri Zone Over Reach Boots Sizes
• Large / XLarge
• Small / Medium

New Equine Wear

Small
13 - 15hh (7.5-8.5" / 190-215mm bone)
Ponies, Small Thoroughbreds, Young stock.

Medium

15.1 -16.2hh (8.5-9.5" / 215-240mm bone)
Thoroughbreds, Crossbreds, Racehorses, most Warmbloods, most Riding Club Horses.

Medium/Wide

15.1- 16.2hh (over 9.5" /240mm bone)
Cobs and heavier breeds.

Large

16.2 and over (over 9.5"/ 240mm bone)
Hunters, large Thoroughbreds, Large Warmbloods and horses with heavy bone.

Wolseley

Poultice Boots

Sizes	Heel to Toe
1	5 1/2"
2	6"
3	6 1/2"

Woof Wear

Boot Sizes

Size	Front	Hind
Pony 12.2HH - 13.1HH	S	S
Cob 13.2HH - 14.1HH	S	M
Cob/Full 14.2HH - 15.1HH	M	M
Cob/Full 14.2HH - 15.1HH (With good bone)	MXW*	MXL*
Full Size 15.2HH - 16.2HH	M	L
Extra Full 16.3+	L	XL

*Only Available in Single & Double Lock Brushing Boots

Travel Boots

Size	By HH
12.0HH - 14.2HH	Set of 4 Pony
14.3HH - 15.2HH	Set of 4 Cob
15.3HH - 16.3HH	Set of 4 Full Size
17.0HH +	Set of 4 Heavy Hunter

 

Horse Rugs

If you have a new horse or are just unsure which size rug your horse needs, using a tape measure (or a piece of string you can measure later) measure your horse from the centre of his chest, horizontally along his side finishing where you require the rug to finish. It is best to allow an extra 3" on top of this for turnouts in most cases, especially if the turnout has a neck cover. Stable rugs are usually correct at the measured size. Rugs are sized in feet and inches, in increments of 3". If your horse is between sizes you are usually better to go up a size than down, unless the horse is narrow chested or petite. Ideally, an existing rug in the correct size can be measured all the way along the bottom edge to give the size required.

General Size Guide

Rug Size	Measurement (Inches)	Measurement (cm)	EU Back Seam (cm)	Fits approximately
3'0"	36	91	60	Under 10hh/Foal
3'3"	39	99	65	Under 10hh/Foal
3'6"	42	107	70	Under 10hh/Foal
3'9"	45	114	75	Under 10hh/Foal
4'0"	48	122	80	10.0hh - 10.2hh
4'3"	51	130	85	10.2hh - 11.0hh
4'6"	54	137	90	11.0hh - 11.2hh
4'9"	57	145	95	11.2hh - 12.2hh
5'0"	60	152	105	12.2hh - 13.2hh
5'3"	63	160	110	13.2hh - 14.0hh
5'6"	66	168	115	14.0hh - 14.2hh
5'9"	69	175	125	14.2hh - 15.2hh
6'0"	72	183	135	15.2hh - 16.0hh
6'3"	75	191	140	16.0hh - 16.2hh
6'6"	78	198	145	16.2hh - 16.3hh
6'9"	81	206	155	16.3hh - 17.0hh
7'0"	84	213	160	17.0hh - 17.2hh
7'3"	87	221	165	17.2hh - 18.0hh
7'6"	90	229	175	18.0hh and above

Excercise Sheets

Normal Rug Size	Excercise Sheet Size
4'6 - 4'9	4'0 X Small
5'0 - 5'3	4'3 Small
5'6 - 5'9	4'6 Medium
6'0 - 6'3	4'9 Large
6'6 and above	5'0 X Large

Points to look for when fitting your horse rug:

How can I tell if my horses rug is too big or too small?
If the turnout or stable rug extends beyond the top of the tail (check when your horse has his head down too as often the rug will pull forward into the correct position when grazing, you can test this by asking the horse to lower using a treat), the rug is too big. If the rug does not reach the top of the tail, the rug is too small.

How should leg straps and surcingles be adjusted?
You should adjust leg straps and surcingles to allow a hands width between leg/belly and strap. If the leg straps and/or surcingles are not adjusted to allow a hand's width, your horse could get his legs caught in the straps if too long, or they may rub if too short.

How should the neck of the rug fit?
It is important to adjust the front straps on the rug to ensure that the top of the rug sits in front of the wither, not behind or it will pull back and an cause rubbing and sores on the shoulders, neck and withers. You should be able to easily get your hand down the front of the rug and it should be mobile enough to move forward and backwards over the horses coat, wither and shoulders. If the neck of the turnout or stable rug is too big, the rug will probably also hang off the back of the horse, which will place pressure on the shoulders and increase the possibility of rubbing and slippage.

My turnout rug says it is "Ripstop" but it has ripped, is it faulty?
Ripstop is the name used to describe the weave within the fabric of some turnout rugs and helps to contain rips. The distinctive ‘checkerboard' pattern of Ripstop is actually a series of reinforced strands interspersed within standard weave fibres and these thicker, stronger areas (the borders of the ‘checkers') help to prevent a rip from spreading once it starts. Ripstop fabric on a horse rug does not guarantee that the fabric will not rip at all. Importantly, the stronger areas are actually designed to rip should your horse gets caught or stuck in any way which is imperative to his safety.

What is meant is waterproof and breathable in turnout rugs?
This is the ability of your Rug to protect your horse from the elements - particularly rain - while at the same time, keeping your horse comfortable by allowing sweat and perspiration to ‘wick' away and pass through the Rug's fabric to the outside air. Breathability can be effected by a number of factors, more expensive rugs will have a far greater ability to breathe than cheaper ones due to the more technical nature of the fabrics used. Most breathable rugs achieve breath ability using a special ‘hydrophilic' (water-loving) coating to the underside of the material. This coating prevents water droplets from passing through it from the outside inward, but uses the temperature differences between the horse and the air to allow perspiration molecules to travel through the fabric and evaporate, leaving your horse dry. Waterproof refers to the material used in the production of the rug only, as all rugs contain stiching and fastenings which it is not always possible to tape and make 100% waterproof. We always advise a spare rug be available in case of prolonged extreme weather conditions.

How many rugs do I need?
Ideally, you should always have 2 turnout rugs for your horse, these can be different weights as thicker rugs can be layered underneath if necessary for the short term. Turnout rugs will often need longer than a few hours to dry, or could be ripped or damaged by the horse and need repairing so a spare is often a necessity. If your horse is stabled, you will need stable rugs as well are turnouts, and ideally you need a range of warmths.

An ideal sample horse wardrobe would be:
• 1 Lightweight turnout (no fill or 100g max)
• 1 Mediumweight turnout (approx 200g-250g)
• 1 Heavyweight turnout with optional neck cover (approx 300g +)

• 1 Mediumweight stable rug
• 1 Heavyweight stable rug (with optional neck cover if draughty)

• 1 Fleece or similar cooler
• 1 Under rug

This combination will allow you to cover all weather and temperatures with the use of layering if necessary, travelling and cooling your horse down and keeping him warm after exercise.

How to care for your horses rugs:
A horses' rug is like any clothing article and should be hung to dry in a well ventilated, dry area if it is removed when it is still wet or damp. Occasionally, in prolonged and heavy rain, some moisture penetration may occur particularly in the sewn areas of the rug. This is not significant and due to the positioning of the stitching (particularly on seamless rugs) will not affect the rug's performance and is not a fault in any way.

How do I clean my horses rugs and should I reproof them?
Your rug should be cleaned before storage with cold water and a very soft broom or similar (do not scrub). Specially manufactured cleaning solutions such as Nikwax may be used but no detergents or other products as they will attract water onto the rug when in use and will destroy the water repellancy. Rugs must be totally dry and aired before being stored to avoid any mould or rotting of the stitching. It is often advantageous to reproof your rug once a year if necessary.

 

Jewellery

Falabella

Falabella Rings are available in three sizes.

Use this guide to find the equivalent size for your country. Falabella Rings come in Small, Medium and Large.
E.g. US 6/7/8, Euro (mm) 16.5/17.3/18.2.

British Size	Diameter Inch	Diameter mm	Metric mm	US	French	German	Japanese	Swiss
M	.650"	16.51	51.5	6	52 1/2	16 1/2	12	12 3/4
O	.683"	17.35	54.0	7	55 1/4	17 1/4	14	15 1/4
O	.716"	18.19	56.6	8	57 3/4	18	16	17 3/4

Ladies Clothing

Dubarry

Size	6/32	8/34	10/36	12/38	14/40	16/42	18/44
Bust Inches	31	32	34	36	38	40	42
Bust Cm	79	81	86	91	97	102	107
Waist Inches	24	25	27	29	31	33	35
Waist Cm	61	64	69	74	79	84	89

Equetech

Chest Size (inches)	34"	36"	38"	40"	42"	44"	46"	48"
Clothing Size (UK)	10	12	14	16	18	20	22	24
Bust Inches
EU Size	38	40	42	44	46	48	50	52

Horseware

UK	6	8	10	12	14	16	18
Bust Inches	31.5	32.75	34	35.5	37	39.5	41.75
Bust Cm	80	83	86	90	94	100	106
Waist Cm	58	61	64	68	72	78	84
EU Size	34	36	38	40	42	44	46

Joules

Clothing Size	8	10	12	14	16	18
Bust Cm	83	86	91	97	102	107
Bust Inches	32.5	34	36	38	40	42
Waist Cm	65	69	74	79	84	89
Waist Inch	25.5	27	29	31	33	35
EU Size	XS	S	M	L	XL	XXL

Mountain Horse

Ladies Size	XXS	XS	S	M	L	XL	XXL
Chest cm	84	88	92	96	100	104	108
Clothing size	6	8	10	12	14	16	18

Musto

Size	XS	S	M	L	XL	XXL
Clothing Size	8	10	12	14	16	18
Fit waist Inches	24	26	28	30	32	34
Fit Waist Cm	61	66	71	76	81	86
Fit Bust Inches	31	33	35	37	39	41
Fit Bust Cm	78.5	84	89	94	99	104

Puffa

Size	XS	S	M	L	XL	XXL
Clothing Size	8	10	12	14	16	18
Bust Inches	31-33	34-36	37-39	40-42	43-45	46-48

Toggi

Size	XS	S	M	L	XL	XXL
Ladies Size	8	10	12	14	16	18
Chest Inches	30-32	34-36	38-40	42-44	46-48	50-52

Weatherbeeta

UK size	10	12	14	16	18	20
Chest Size Inches	34	36	38	40	42	44
EU Size	36	38	40	42	44	46

 

Ladies Footwear

Brogini

UK	5	6	6 1/2	7 1/2	8
EU	38	39	40	41	42
31cm calf	000	-	-	-	-
32cm calf	00	000	-	-	-
33cm calf (standard)	0	00	000	-	-
34cm calf	1	0	00	000	-
35cm calf	2	1	0	00	000
36cm calf	3	2	1	0	00
37cm calf	4	3	2	1	0
38cm calf	-	4	3	2	1
39cm calf	-	-	4	3	2
40cm calf	-	-	-	4	3
41cm calf	-	-	-	-	4

Dubarry

UK	3	4	5	6	7	8	9
EU Size	35	37	38	39 1/2	41	42	43
UK	10	11	12	13
EU Size	44	45	46	47

Dublin

Size	4/37	5/38	6/40	7/41	8/42	9/43	10/44
Regular (cm)	44	45	46	47	49	49	51
Narrow Calf Width (cm)	34	35	36	37	39	39	41
Regular Calf Width (cm)	36	37	38	39	41	41	43
Wide Calf Width (cm)	38	39	40	41	43	43	45

Huntress

Size	3	4	5	6	7	8
EU Size	35/36	37	38	39	40/41	42
Hunter Original
Calf cm	39	40	40	41	41	42
Height cm	36	36	36	36	36	36

La Chameau

UK	2	3	4	5	6	6.5	7	8
EU Size	34	35	37	38	39 1/2	40	41	42
UK	9	10	10.5	11	12	12.5	13	14
EU Size	43	44	44 1/2	45	46	46 1/2	47	48

Mountain Horse

UK	2	3	3.5	4	5	5.5	6.5	7.5	8	9	10	11	12
French	34	35	36	37	38	39	40	41	42	43	44	45	46
US M	2	3	3.5	4.5	5.5	6	7.5	8	9	10	11	12	13
US W		W4	W5	W6	W7	W8	W9	W10	W11

High Rider II

REGULAR
Size	36	37	38	39	40	41	42	43	44	45	46
A length (knee to floor)	42	43	44	45	45	45	46	47	47	48	48
B width (widest part of calf)	35-37	36-38	37-39	37-39	37-39	38-40	39-41	40-42	40-42	41-43	41-43
SHORT REGULAR
Size	37	38	39	40	41
A	40	41	41	42	42
B	36-38	37-39	37-39	37-39	38-40
WIDE
Size	36	37	38	39	40	41	42	43	44	45	46
A	42	43	44	45	45	45	46	47	47	48	48
B	38-40	39-41	40-42	40-42	40-42	41-43	42-44	43-45	43-45	44-46	44-46
SHORT WIDE
Size	37	38	39	40	41
A	40	41	41	42	42
B	37-39	38-40	38-40	39-41	39-41

Saxon

Sizes	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Width/Height	Regular/Short	Regular/Short	Regular/Short	Regular/Short	Regular/Short	Regular/Short	Regular/Short
Calf Width	34	35	36	37	38	39	40
Height	42	43	44	45	46	47	48
Width/Height	Regular/Wide	Regular/Wide	Regular/Wide	Regular/Wide	Regular/Wide	Regular/Wide	Regular/Wide
Calf Width	36	37	38	39	40	41	42
Height	42	43	44	45	46	47	48

Sherwood

UK	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9
EU	36	37	38	39	40	41	42	43
Regular Height	42	43	44	44.5	45	46	47	47.5
Regular Calf	35.5	36	37	37.5	38	38.5	39	40
Wide Height	42	42.5	43	43.5	44	45	46	47
Wide Calf	39.5	40	40.5	41	42	42.5	43	43.5

Ladies Leg Wear

Battles

Waist	24"	26"	28"	30"	32"
UK Size
Inside Leg Length

Equetech

Waist	24"	26"	28"	30"	32"	34"	36"	38"
UK Size	8	10	12	14	16	18	20	22
Inside Leg Length	65cm	65cm	65cm	65cm	65cm	65cm	65cm	65cm

Harry Hall/Caldene

	24"		26"		28"		30"		32"
	Inches	cm	Inches	cm	Inches	cm	Inches	cm	Inches	cm
Waist	23	58	25	64	27	69	29	74	31	79
Inside Leg	29	74	29	74	29	74	29	74	29	74
Outside Leg	31	98	39	99	39.25	100	39.75	101	39.75	101
Long Leg Lengths
Inside Leg	31	79	31	79	31	79	31	79	31	79
Outside Leg	40.75	104	41	104	41.25	105	41.75	106	41.75	106

Horseware

Waist	24"	26"	28"	30"	32"	34"	36"	38"	40"
UK Size	6	8	10	12	14	16	18	20	22
Inside Leg Length

Mountain Horse

Waist	64cm	67cm	70cm	74cm	78cm	82cm	86cm
UK Size	22	24	26	28	30	23	34
Inside Leg Length

Weatherbeeta

Size UK	24	26	28	30	32
Size USA	24	26	28	30	32	34	36	38
Size Australia	10	12	14	16	18
Waist	24"	26"	28"	30"	32"	34"	36"	38"
Seat to Fit	32/34"	34/36"	36/38"	38/40"	40/42"	42/44"	44/46"	46/48"
Inside Leg Regular	30"	30"	30"	30"	30"	30"	30"	30"
Inside Leg Long	32"	32"	32"	32"	32"	32"	32"	32"
Zip Welt Pocket Length	5"	5"	5"	5"	5"	5"	5"	5"
Zip Fob Pocket Length	3.5"	3.5"	3.5"	3.5"	3.5"	3.5"	3.5"	3.5"
Zip Fly Length	5.75"	6"	6.25"	6.50"	6.75"	7"	7.25"	7.50"
Patch Length	13"	13"	13"	13"	13"	13"	13"	13"
Waistband Width	1.5"	1.5"	1.5"	1.5"	1.5"	1.5"	1.5"	1.5"

Mens Clothing

Dubarry

Size	XS	S	M	L	XL	XXL	XXXL
Fit Chest (Inches)	33-35	36-38	39-41	42-44	45-47	48-50	51-53
Fit Chest (cm)	84-90	91-98	99-104	107-112	114-119	122-127	130-135
Fit Collar (Inches)	13.5-14	14.5-15	15.5-16	16.5-17	17.5-18	18.5-19	19.5-20
Fit Collar (cm)	34-36	37-38	39-41	42-44	45-46	47-48	49-50

Dublin

Size	36	38	40	42	44	46
EU Size	46	48	50	52	54	56
Chest

Equetech

Size	S	M	L	XL
Chest Size	36-38"	40-42"	44-46"	48"
Collar Size	15.5"	16"	16.5"	17"

Joules

UK Size	XS	S	M	L	XL	XXL
Euro Size	XS	S	M	L	XL	XXL
Chest (Inches)	36"	38"	40"	42"	44"	46"
Chest (cm)	91cm	96.5cm	102cm	107cm	112cm	117cm
Waist (Inches)	30"	32"	34"	36"	38"	40"
Waist (cm)	76cm	81cm	86cm	91cm	97cm	102cm
Collar (Inches)	14.5"	15"	15.5"	16.5"	17"	18"
Collar (cm)	36cm	38cm	39cm	42cm	43cm	46cm

Mens Footwear

Dubarry

UK	3	4	5	6	7	8	9
EU Size	35	37	38	39 1/2	41	42	43
UK	10	11	12	13
EU Size	44	45	46	47

Dublin

Size	4/37	5/38	6/40	7/41	8/42	9/43	10/44
Regular (cm)	44	45	46	47	49	49	51
Narrow Calf Width (cm)	34	35	36	37	39	39	41
Regular Calf Width (cm)	36	37	38	39	41	41	43
Wide Calf Width (cm)	38	39	40	41	43	43	45

Hunter

Size	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12
EU Size	35/36	37	38	39	40/41	42	43	44	45/46	47
Hunter Original
Calf cm	36	37	38	38	39	40	40	41	42	43
Height cm	38	38	38	41	41	41	41	41	41	41

La Chameau

UK	2	3	4	5	6	6.5	7	8
EU Size	34	35	37	38	39 1/2	40	41	42
UK	9	10	10.5	11	12	12.5	13	14
EU Size	43	44	44 1/2	45	46	46 1/2	47	48

Chasseur

Foot Size	39-49	40-50	40-50
Calf Size	41cm	44cm	46cm

Veurzonord

Foot Size	39-46	43-50
Calf Size	41cm	43cm

 
Mountain Horse

UK	2	3	3.5	4	5	5.5	6.5	7.5	8	9	10	11	12
French	34	35	36	37	38	39	40	41	42	43	44	45	46
US M	2	3	3.5	4.5	5.5	6	7.5	8	9	10	11	12	13
US W		W4	W5	W6	W7	W8	W9	W10	W11

Saxon

Sizes	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Width/Height	Regular/Short	Regular/Short	Regular/Short	Regular/Short	Regular/Short	Regular/Short	Regular/Short
Calf Width	34	35	36	37	38	39	40
Height	42	43	44	45	46	47	48
Width/Height	Regular/Wide	Regular/Wide	Regular/Wide	Regular/Wide	Regular/Wide	Regular/Wide	Regular/Wide
Calf Width	36	37	38	39	40	41	42
Height	42	43	44	45	46	47	48

 

Mens Leg Wear

Equetech

Waist	30"	32"	34"	36"	38"	40"
EU Size	74-76	77-80	85-88	89-92	93-96	97-100
Inside Length

Mountain Horse

Waist	78cm	83cm	88cm	93cm	98cm	103cm
UK Size	30	32	34	36	38	40

Numnah's & Pads

• Fitting a numnah
  Put the numnah onto the horse without the saddle, slightly in front of where the saddle will sit
  Check the straps are not caught up
  Check the offside is not caught up
  Check the numnah is sitting centrally
  Then put the saddle on the numnah and slide back into the correct position so the horse's hair is lying flat in the right direction
  Make sure the numnah sits up into the gullet at the front and the back of the saddle
  Check the saddle is not sitting on the binding and that there is a clear margin of numnah or pad visible around the saddle
  
  Sizes
  

  Size	Saddle Size
  S	up to 16"
  M	16" - 17"
  L	17" - 17.5"
  XL	Over 17.5"

Saddle Styles

Riding Hats

A Helmet that Doesn't fit will NOT protect you if you fall.

After being subject to a severe blow a hat should be replaced, even though there may be no visible sign of damage.

To measure for a riding hat, you need to place the tape measure around your haed, sitting just above your eyebrows and ears. take the measurement in centimeters and refer to the chart below for the relevant skull/riding hat size required.

Head Circumference	Hat Sizes	Skull Sizes
49cm	6	000
50cm	6 1/8	000 1/2
51cm	6 1/4	00
52cm	6 3/8	00 1/2
53cm	6 1/2	0
54cm	6 5/8	0 1/2
55cm	6 3/4	1
56cm	6 7/8	1 1/2
57cm	7	2
58cm	7 1/8	2 1/2
59cm	7 1/4	3
60cm	7 3/8	3 1/2
61cm	7 1/2	4
62cm	7 5/8	4 1/2
63cm	7 3/4	5
64cm	7 7/8	5 1/2
65cm	8	6

Please note that riding hates do vary in shape and two hats in the same size may fit slightly differently.

Generally we find skull hats fit rounder shaped heads better than traditional styled riding hats.

Saddles

Taking a template

It is useful to take a template for the saddler so that we can gain an idea of the fit the horse will need. To do this you can use a 'Flexi Curve' which can be purchased from most art/stationary stores, if you are unable to obtain one of these then a bendy wire coat hanger will suffice.

Mould the ‘Flexi Curve’ or wire coat hanger over the horses withers where the front points of the saddle fits. Draw around the template on a plain piece of paper, A4 size will be good.

A second template of the horses back can be taken by placing the 'Flexi Curve' down the horse's spine from the wither towards his tail, this will give our saddlers an idea of the horses back confirmation which may also help in finding a suitable saddle.

A saddle to suit the horse

Horses vary in breed and confirmation. A wide range of horses are generally easy to fit but certain breeds such as cobs, Arabs and high withered thoroughbreds can be a little bit trickier. There are styles of saddles which are specifically made for these types of horses which maybe more suitable.

A saddle to suit the rider

As well as it being essential that the saddle fits the horse, it is also important to fit the rider. Style is often important depending on what you are doing e.g.: dressage, showing, show jumping etc. The most popular style is General Purpose which is suitable for all levels of riding and competition. Dressage and Jumping saddles are more specific styles, for e.g., you would not wish to show jump in a dressage saddle.

A guide to seat size

Up to a 15" for a small child/toddler
16" for the average child/small teenager
17" Average teenager/lady
18" for the average man

How to fit a saddle
Stand your horse on a flat surface and stand him square. Place the saddle on the horse back. Look for the saddle to sit level across the tree from pommel to cantle. The bearing surface needs to have a good contact all along the horses back with no bridging in the centre or rocking. There needs to be good clearance of about 3-4 fingers at the pommel as well as clearance along the horse spine. Once the fit looks good at this point then girth the saddle up. If the saddle is still sitting level without excessive lifting off the horses back, then the rider can sit on the saddle.

Once the rider is in place, check again the clearance of the saddle with someone viewing from the ground. The saddle will have dropped slightly with the rider’s weight but still requires 3 fingers clearance at the pommel with good clearance down the spine; you should be able to see daylight through the channel.

At this point you need to see the saddle ridden in all three gaits, again by someone viewing from the ground. Check the saddle is sitting relatively still with no excessive bouncing or lifting off the horses back.

 

 

Unisex Clothing

Puffa

Sizing	XS	S	M	L	XL	XXL
Chest (Inches)	34-36	37-39	40-42	43-46	47-49	50-52

Musto

Size	S	M	L	XL	XXL	XXXL
Chest (Inches)	36-38	38-40	41-43	44-46	47-49	50-52
Chest (cm)	91-97	97-102	104-109	112-117	119-124	127-132

Horseware

Size	XXS	XS	S	M	L	XL	XXL
Chest (Inches)	26-28	30-32	34-36	38-40	42-44	46-48	50-52
Chest (cm)	66-71	76-81	86-92	97-102	107-112	117-122	127-132

Toggi

Size	XS	S	M	L	XL	XXL
Chest (Inches)	30-32	34-36	38-40	42-44	46-48	50-52
Ladies Equivalent	8-10	10-12	12-14	14-16	16-18	18-20

Unisex Footwear

Dubarry

UK	3	4	5	6	7	8	9
EU Size	35	37	38	39 1/2	41	42	43
UK	10	11	12	13
EU Size	44	45	46	47

Dublin

Size	4/37	5/38	6/40	7/41	8/42	9/43	10/44
Regular (cm)	44	45	46	47	49	49	51
Narrow Calf Width (cm)	34	35	36	37	39	39	41
Regular Calf Width (cm)	36	37	38	39	41	41	43
Wide Calf Width (cm)	38	39	40	41	43	43	45

La Chameau

UK	2	3	4	5	6	6.5	7	8
EU Size	34	35	37	38	39 1/2	40	41	42
UK	9	10	10.5	11	12	12.5	13	14
EU Size	43	44	44 1/2	45	46	46 1/2	47	48

Mark Todd

Size	Back Height	Standard Calf	Wide Calf
37	43cm	37cm	41cm
38	43.2cm	38cm	41cm
39	43.8cm	38cm	42cm
40	44.4cm	41cm	43cm
41	45cm	41cm	43cm
42	45.6cm	42cm	44cm
43	46.2cm	43cm	45cm
44	46.8cm	43cm	46cm
45	47.4cm	43cm	46cm

Mountain Horse

UK	2	3	3.5	4	5	5.5	6.5	7.5	8	9	10	11	12
French	34	35	36	37	38	39	40	41	42	43	44	45	46
US M	2	3	3.5	4.5	5.5	6	7.5	8	9	10	11	12	13
US W		W4	W5	W6	W7	W8	W9	W10	W11

Saxon

Sizes	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Width/Height	Regular/Short	Regular/Short	Regular/Short	Regular/Short	Regular/Short	Regular/Short	Regular/Short
Calf Width	34	35	36	37	38	39	40
Height	42	43	44	45	46	47	48
Width/Height	Regular/Wide	Regular/Wide	Regular/Wide	Regular/Wide	Regular/Wide	Regular/Wide	Regular/Wide
Calf Width	36	37	38	39	40	41	42
Height	42	43	44	45	46	47	48

Sherwood

UK	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9
EU	36	37	38	39	40	41	42	43
Regular Height	42	43	44	44.5	45	46	47	47.5
Regular Calf	35.5	36	37	37.5	38	38.5	39	40
Wide Height	42	42.5	43	43.5	44	45	46	47
Wide Calf	39.5	40	40.5	41	42	42.5	43	43.5