Product: Download M. Müller & Sohn - Pattern Making - Men - Outdoor clothing
Download M. Müller & Sohn - Pattern Making - Men - Outdoor clothing
In this e-dossier, you will find instruction on pattern construction for four different outdoor outfits for men.

Sewing Equestrian Apparel

Dieses Bild zeigt eine Reiterin mit Reijackett aus dem Jahre 1953
This fashion drawing of a rider from 1953, made for the Rundschau, served as a model for the riding jacket on the sewing pattern sheet.

Modern equestrian clothes need to be more than comfortable, fitting and convenient. The fashionable equestrian values a sporty-chic appearance for both herself and her horse. Whether in the arena or while training, the outfi t has to be on point. The olympic equestrian disciplines are dressage, showjumping and eventing. In addition, there is western riding and recreational riding.

 

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Dieses Bild zeigt Models auf dem Laufsteg mit Mode die von Reitbekleidung inspiriert wurde.
Inspiration Runway: Designers are inspired by breeches and riding jackets. Here are the interpretations by Moschino, Miu MIu und Sweet Matitos.

What Equetrian Apparel is there?

Tournament Jacket

The jacket is usually black,    other colors in dark blue and anthracite are also accepted to some extend. Ideal is a length reaching down to the end of the saddle. The jacket features two vents in the back to accommodate the width riding saddle. The collar may be made of velvet. The look is classic.

Breeches

The most important criteria is a good fit, no wrinkles at knees and crotch area so the breeches do not rub. Tournament breeches should be white, beige breeches are only tolerated in the lower tournament classes. One differentiates between breeches and a jodhpurse. For tournaments only breeches are accepted and required. Breathable functional fabrics, microfibre and cotton blends suit best.

Tournament Blouse / Tournament Shirt

Important feature for this model is the stand-up collar. As in fabrics used, functional jersey or cotton blends are prefered.

Riding Helmet

The riding helmet is an indispensable utensil in equitation. Important here is a three- or four-point attachment. In some tournaments top hats are the required headgear.

Accessories

These accessories complete the tournament outfit: tie / ascot, hair accessories / hair net and riding gloves.

A free pattern instruction for the Rider-Plastron can be found in our Download Schlips & Co.

Tournament Clothing for Jumping

The tournament jacket is a bit shorter for show jumping than for dressage. The tournament clothes can sometimes a bit more “colorful”, e. g. red jackets or other colors are permitted.

Recreational Riding Attire

For training and pleasure more and more attention is paid on functional fabrics and garment cut. The clothes need to be comfortable, functional and semi fitted.

Western Riding

The attire for Western riding is completely different. As show apparel considered are Cowboy boots, hat, jeans and a blouses with appropriate style elements. Also available are riding jeans.

 

Dieses Bild zeigt Models auf dem Laufsteg mit Mode die von Reitbekleidung inspiriert wurde.
Inspiration Runway: Riding clothes are not only worn when riding, international designers show their interpretations of the riding jacket on the catwalk (Moncler und Tory Burch).

 

Patternmaking for Equestrian Apparel

In the e-dossiers Patternmaking Equestrian Apparel – Part 1 und Patternmaking Equestrian Apparel – Part 2  you will find instructions for the pattern construction of different models of riding clothes for show jumping and equestrian sports as well as for dressage riding. Here you will find patterns for breeches in various variations, riding jackets, riding vest, shirts and a blouse.

PDF Download: Patternmaking Equestrian Apparel - Part 1

Pattern instructions for six different models of dressage equestrian apparel.

15,80 €
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PDF Download: Pattern Construction Equestrian Apparel - Part 2

pattern instructions for six different models of equestrian apparel for show jumping and equestrian sport riding.

15,80 €
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PDF Download: Pattern Making Equestrian Apparel – Part 3

Pattern constructions for two different models of equestrian apparel for tournament sport riding

15,80 €
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Sewing Patterns for Equestrian Apparel

Diese Abbildung zeigt die Vorder- und Rückansicht einer technischen Zeichnung von einer Reitjacke und Reithose. Sie dient als Vorlage für ein Schnittmuster auf einem Schnittmusterbogen von Müller und Sohn.

The pattern sheet „Equestrian Clothing“  contains two designs in size 36 to 46. The technical drawing as well as the detailed description and measurement chart will help you gain insight of the pattern. In addition, we propose suitable fabrics and if necessary further processing instructions. The calculation of material consumption helps you to obtain a suitable material.

Sewing Pattern Equestrian Jacket

Diese Abbildung zeigt die Vorder- und Rückansicht einer technischen Zeichnung von einer Reitjacke. Sie dient als Vorlage für ein Schnittmuster auf einem Schnittmusterbogen von Müller und Sohn.(Photo Credit: Technische Zeichnung S. Lindner)

 

Details of the Hacking Jacket

  • in the style of an english vest
  • lapel collar
  • welt pocket on the left chest
  • 5 buttons
  • flap pocket
  • sleeve slit with 3 Buttons
  • dividing seams on the back part with slit

 

Size Chart

The photo shows the size chart of the riding jacket pattern on the pattern sheet.

 

Pattern Pieces

Die Abbildung zeigt die fertigen Schnittteile einer Reitjacke für den Schnittmusterbogen.

Fabric Consumption in m

(at a fabric width of 1,40 m)

  • Size 36:     1,20 m
  • Size 38:     1,25 m
  • Size 40:     1,35 m
  • Size 42:     1,35 m
  • Size 44:     1,35 m
  • Size 46:     1,35 m

The fabric consumption is only calculated for the shown pattern pieces.

Sewing references

  • Fix the seam at the corners.

Fabric recommendations

  • Wools
  • Garbadine
  • Jaquard
  • Active and sports textiles

Sewing Pattern Equestrian Pants

Diese Abbildung zeigt die Vorder- und Rückansicht einer technischen Zeichnung von einer Reithose. Sie dient als Vorlage für ein Schnittmuster auf einem Schnittmusterbogen von Müller und Sohn.(Photo Credit: Technische Zeichnung S. Lindner)

Details of the breeches

  • with inset at the inner leg
  • slit at the side seam
  • wide waistband with v-part in the centre back
  • waist band with 2 buttons
  • welt pocket on the right leg
  • 6 belt loops

 

Size Chart

The photo shows the size chart of the riding jacket pattern on the pattern sheet.

Pattern Pieces

Die Abbildung zeigt die fertigen Schnittteile einer Reithose für den Schnittmusterbogen.

Fabric Consumption in m

(at a fabric width of 1,40 m

  • Size 36:     1,05 m
  • Size 38:     1,10 m
  • Size 40:     1,10 m
  • Size 42:     1,15 m
  • Size 44:     1,15 m
  • Size 46:     1,15 m

The fabric consumption is only calculated for the shown pattern pieces.

Sewing references

  • Fix the seam at the corners.

Sewing breeches

Dieses Bild zeigt einen Nähfuß beim Nähen einer Reithose.
Processing of a riding pants by Good Fellow.

Here Dagmar Pössnick explains all the necessary steps to sew a breeches:

  1. Pattern construction
  2. Cut pattern
  3. Finishing of edges of the cut pieces of fabric
  4. Inward processing of the pockets (there are several pocket variants)
  5. Sew on full leather trim
  6. Binding the crotch seam with binding tape
  7. Sew crotch seam
  8. Sew zipper in front centre
  9. Sew yoke into hind trousers (on some models)
  10. For Jodhpur pants: sew in fabric stripes for web rubber / For pants with Velcro fastener: roll in the hem
  11. Close side seam
  12. Make belt loops, attach to the trousers and then sew on the waistband.
  13. Fastening belt loops and attaching hook fastener
  14. With the boot pants: sew on the Velcro fastener For Jodhpur pants: sew up the hem and sew on the rubber strip
  15. Iron

The perfect Riding Pants

Das Bild zeigt Dagmar Pössnicker auf ihrem Pferd.
Dagmar Pössnicker, owner of the company Good Fellow, on her horse.

The happiness of the earth lies on the back of the horses – true, but you feel even happier there with the perfectly fitting breeches! We wanted to know from Dagmar Pössnicker what it looks like, what cuts there are and what material they are made of. She is the owner of the breeches company “good fellow” and has already developed her own breeches, which have been awarded the “Mein-Pferd-Gütesiegel”.

You can read the interview with Dagmar Pössnick in the Damen-Rundschau 10.2018  (only german language).

PDF Download: Pattern Construction Equestrian Apparel - Part 2

pattern instructions for six different models of equestrian apparel for show jumping and equestrian sport riding.

15,80 €
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Product: Download Pattern Construction Women: Equestrian Apparel 1
Download Pattern Construction Women: Equestrian Apparel 1
Pattern instructions for six different models of dressage equestrian apparel.

12 Comments for this article

  1. I’d like to make my breeches out of heavy 4 way stretch fabric and eliminate the zipper closure. My waist and hip measures about the same at 113 cm and 119cm. Any suggestions for me and how to get a good fit .

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    1. Hi Denise Roherer,
      in our textbook “Historische Schnitte DOB” you find the basic block for a breeches. Unfortunately it is only available in German.
      You can also work with other basic trouser blocks with your own measurements and modify after.
      Kind regards

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  2. Hello. Is there an actual pattern to buy for the English style hacking jacket with the vest front? I can’t find it in the shop. Is it available as a download or paper version? I am in the UK.

    Thanks.

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    1. Hello Jane, yes there is a sewing pattern for the hacking jacket with vest front. Please note that this pattern is only available with german language inscriptions:

      https://www.muellerundsohn.com/shop/schnittmuster-reitbekleidung/

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  3. Hi. Are there patterns available for the show and riding jackets shown in equestrian apparel part 1. And if so, would they be in PDF form. Thank you. I am in Canada.
    Marilyn

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  4. Hello, I have purchased Pattern Making Equestrian Apparel Part 1 but please can you tell me how I obtain the pattern pieces.

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    1. Dear Kay Moffitt,

      as you have purchased the »Pattern Making« Equestrian Apparel, you received the instructions to construct the pattern yourself. As mentioned on the product site, you don’t obtain any pattern pieces.
      If you are looking to buy the finished pattern (sheet), please find all the information by following this link: https://www.muellerundsohn.com/en/shop/pattern-riding-clothing/

      Best regards
      M. Müller & Sohn Team

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  5. Hi. Can you please tell me, where I can buy the fabric for the breeches? Preferably online, as I am from Denmark.
    Best regards,
    Laura

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    1. Dear Laura, you can find a large amount of fabric suppliers of technical textiles and sportstextiles online. Please understand that we do not give recommendations for fabric suppliers. Kind regards, M. Müller & Sohn Team

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  6. Hello, are there actual patterns pieces (finished pattern) for the Pattern Construction Equestrian Apparel – Part 2

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    1. Dear Dorian,

      thank you for your comment. The Pattern Making Equestrian Apparel Part 2 only offers instructions to construct the pattern yourself. If you are looking to buy a finished pattern sheet, please find our pattern for Riding Clothes here:
      https://www.muellerundsohn.com/en/shop/pattern-riding-clothing/

      Best regards
      M. Müller & Sohn Team

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