Elevate everyday equestrian style with the RIDER ATELIER Dressage Term Word Art Long-Sleeve Quarter-Zip Riding Top.
Crafted from lightweight, skin-friendly fabric with premium print quality and a tailored fit, this piece is ideal for everyday equestrian lifestyles, barn wear and casual trail riding. The 210g/m² ultra-lightweight 4-way stretch material delivers unrestricted mobility, making it suitable for training and daily use.
Featuring a sophisticated, equestrian-inspired design: a word art print of dressage terms, including half pass, collection, and horse ballet, paired with a silhouette of a dressage horse and rider, rendered in bold gold and black against a deep navy base. The statement print brings a refined, competitive aesthetic to any equestrian wardrobe, while the quarter-zip neckline allows for versatile styling. Moisture-wicking, quick-dry technology maintains cool comfort throughout long days at the barn.
Designed for the dressage enthusiast with an appreciation for bold, competitive style, this piece is more than apparel — it is a wearable celebration of the art and precision of dressage, crafted for everyday moments.
Key Features:
- 210g/m² ultra-lightweight premium fabric for breathable comfort year-round
- Premium 4-way stretch for unrestricted mobility during riding and daily use
- Moisture-wicking and quick-dry performance technology to stay fresh
- Quarter-zip closure for versatile layering
- UPF 50+ sun protection for outdoor riding
- Exclusive dressage term word art print with horse and rider silhouette
- Flattering, tailored silhouette that retains its shape wash after wash
- Machine washable for effortless care
- Designed by RIDER ATELIER for equestrian lovers who appreciate refined, competitive dressage style
This collection is crafted for daily casual equestrian use, prioritizing everyday comfort and aesthetics. It is not engineered to meet the high-intensity performance standards required for professional competitions, making it ideal for daily and leisure wear rather than professional event use.