Equestrian
Equestrian Apparel: Barn Teams, Show Days and Custom Embroidery
Equestrian apparel has to survive weather, dust and a long show day, and still look tidy at the in-gate. Embroidery holds up where prints crack, which is why barn programs keep coming back to it.
What barns put on their apparel
Barn name and mark on the left chest is standard, with rider or horse names stitched on the opposite chest or a sleeve. Show teams often add a back placement so families can spot their rider from the rail.
Garments for the ring and the trailer
Sweater fleece vests are the classic barn layer — warm, quiet and easy over a show shirt. Soft shell jackets take the weather at outdoor venues, and Sport-Wick stretch polos work for lesson programs and summer clinics.
Sponsors, trainers and gift orders
Sponsor logos stitch cleanly on a sleeve, which keeps the barn's own mark dominant on the chest. Trainer gifts, year-end awards and working-student thank-yous are common one-piece orders — no minimum required.
Next step
Configure barn or show team apparel in the customizer, or see finished work in the portfolio.