Women's Horse Riding Short-Sleeved Competition Polo 500 - White
Store Availability
Store availability
BENEFITS
Moisture management
Areas that are prone to perspiration are more open and breathable.
Freedom of movement
This shirt's fabrics have been chosen for their two-way stretch.
Weight
All of the fabrics have been selected for being very lightweight
TECHNICAL INFORMATIONS
Design & style
Our range of competition products has been designed and developed to reflect the culture of equestrian shows. You'll find subtle, feminine details that match perfectly the show outfit expectations.For example, silver piping has been added to the ends of the short sleeves. The shirt front is made of an open, elegant fabric that's also used in areas prone to heavier perspiration.
Cut
To keep riders looking as stylish as possible in the saddle, we've shaped this shirt to follow the curves of your figure. The cut is deliberately fitted, without squeezing you or restricting your movements.
COMPOSITION
composition
Main fabric: 16.0% Elastane, 84.0% Polyester; Yoke: 8.0% Elastane, 5.0% Polyamide, 87.0% Polyester
Tips for storage and maintenance
MAXIMUM WASHING TEMPERATURE 30°C. NORMAL TREATMENT.
BLEACHING EXCLUDED.
DO NOT TUMBLE DRY.
DO NOT IRON.
DO NOT DRY CLEAN.
TESTS AND WARRANTY
Warranty
2 Years
Ecodesign approach
With ecodesign, we reduce the environmental impact of our products.
Analysing the product's environmental footprint enabled us to identify the most impactful stages of its life cycle. Thanks to this approach, our design teams were able to develop this product while significantly reducing its environmental impact.
Ecodesign actions on this product
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MaterialRecycled polyester
Textile part made of 79% recycled polyester
We have incorporated recycled polyester into this product (instead of conventional polyester, which is itself derived from petrochemical plastic). What does this mean? In addition to being technical, this product has been designed taking into account its environmental impact: using recycled polyester means recovering and transforming products destined to be thrown away, such as production offcuts or plastic bottles, instead of using new oil resources.