Forest cotton diamond quilting with a curved general-purpose outline, bound edges and girth loops for a straightforward daily washing routine.
Five constructions / one equipment job
Saddle Pads
Five cuts and constructions for the saddle interface. Cotton quilting keeps an uncomplicated washing routine; a contoured dressage outline follows a straighter flap; close-contact shaping reduces unused fabric beneath a forward-cut saddle. Wool-blend felt and mesh-backed polyester offer alternative textures, not therapeutic claims. Compare the complete pad outline with your saddle, inspect the girth-loop position and leave the spine channel free. Select the format on the product page, then ask for confirmation if your saddle footprint sits close to the pad edge.
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Choose the cut and contact face
Oat polyester-cotton twill in a longer, straighter flap cut, with a shaped top line and close-spaced channel quilting.
Charcoal cotton sateen with a forward-cut flap, compact square quilting and bound girth openings for a less expansive pad outline.
Natural oat wool-polyester felt in a shaped general-purpose outline, with cotton edge binding and webbing girth loops.
Copper polyester quilting paired with a polyester mesh contact face, a general-purpose cut and separate girth loops.