Is there a requirement for knight clothes in equestrian events?

Knights' clothing is a bit like tight casual clothes, which evolved from hunting clothes and is especially gentleman.

Men usually wear light-colored shirts and white ties, while women usually wear turtlenecks without ties.

You must wear this costume in the steeplechase.

Dark tops are the most common. As for the red knight's uniform, equestrian organizations in some countries stipulate that only those who win individual championships in national competitions can wear it.

In dressage competition, jockeys should wear tuxedos and hats, which is very royal.

Jockeys in the three-day race (cross-country race) must wear protective vests with buckles at the shoulders and waist and a backboard at the back to protect the lumbar spine.

There are also regulations in foreign countries that children under the age of 12 should wear protective vests when riding.

Ordinary riders can wear casual sportswear.

You can wear shirts or elastic knitted clothes in summer, and keep warm in winter besides sweating. You can wear sweaty underwear inside, cashmere sweater or knitted clothes in the middle layer, and a windproof, waterproof and breathable coat outside.

Traditional riding colors are mostly green and brown series, which has a strong natural country style.

However, there is no color restriction in modern design, and jackets, breeches, boots and gloves are in harmony, paying attention to both function and aesthetics.

Generally speaking, professional knight clothing usually needs to be customized.