Rider's Edit

Rider's Edit Beautiful fabrics & carefully curated pieces are the foundation & beating heart of Rider’s Edit. Garments with purpose to look good whilst performing!

Super proud, with 2 of our sponsored riders - taking out their Equestrian Victoria respective Rider Of The Year categori...
02/09/2026

Super proud, with 2 of our sponsored riders - taking out their Equestrian Victoria respective Rider Of The Year categories! ❤️❤️❤️

🏆 SHOW HORSE – YOUNG RIDER OF THE YEAR
Congratulations to Ruby-Rose Eurell, winner of the 2026 Show Horse Young Rider of the Year.

She has enjoyed a fantastic season, taking out Champion Junior Rider at both the Adelaide Royal and Hobart Royal, along with Reserve Champion at Geelong Royal. She also achieved top-three finishes at Barastoc Horse of the Year and Canberra Royal, as well as a top-four finish at Melbourne Royal.
Congratulations Ruby-Rose on an outstanding season and a very well-deserved award! 👏🐴

🏆 SHOW HORSE – RIDER OF THE YEAR
Congratulations to Natalie McKay, winner of the 2026 Show Horse Rider of the Year.
Natalie has enjoyed an outstanding year in the show ring, claiming a hat-trick of major titles.

She was crowned 2025 EA National Rider 26 Years and Over Champion, followed by the 2026 Sydney Royal Champion Lady Rider title, before capping off an impressive season as 2026 Champion Rider at the Barastoc Horse of the Year Show.
Congratulations Natalie on an outstanding year! 👏🐴

The Coventry - Ladies In-Hand set. The waistcoat is cut with the same conviction as the cloth demands. Shaped close thro...
27/08/2026

The Coventry - Ladies In-Hand set.

The waistcoat is cut with the same conviction as the cloth demands. Shaped close through the body, nipped at the waist with elegant restraint, the silhouette clean and composed from every angle. Lapels that lie flat and true. A fit that flatters without forcing — structured where it needs to be, graceful where it doesn’t.

The matching cap completes what the waistcoat begins. Crafted from the same cloth, it ties the look together with the kind of quiet intention that separates a well-dressed rider from a truly turned-out one. It is not an accessory. It is the final word.

Grey, ivory, tan — worn as a set, they are simply extraordinary. A composition that belongs in the ring, in the pages of something beautiful, and on a rider who understands that the details are never small.
This is what it means to be completely dressed.

The Coventry - Childs Riding JacketGrey, done properly, is never a simple choice. It is a considered one — and on a youn...
25/08/2026

The Coventry - Childs Riding Jacket

Grey, done properly, is never a simple choice. It is a considered one — and on a young rider, it speaks volumes before a word is said.

This medium grey carries its own quiet authority, a base refined enough to stand alone and assured enough to welcome what moves through it. A fine ivory and tan overcheck sits across the cloth with elegant precision — each line exact, each intersection deliberate. The ivory lifts. The tan warms. Together they produce something balanced and complete, in the way only the best cloth manages to be.

The tailoring holds the same standard as the fabric demands. A shoulder that sits clean and true, a chest composed and confident, the skirt flaring with the sweep of a jacket built for the saddle. Lapels pressed to an edge that holds through a long day’s riding. A cut that asks a young rider to carry themselves accordingly — and gives them every reason to.

This is a jacket for the competitor who understands, even now, that how you present matters. Grey, ivory, tan — restrained, considered, and entirely assured.
The standard, set early.

The Norfolk - Childs Riding Jacket There are jackets that dress a child for the ring. And then there are jackets that dr...
23/08/2026

The Norfolk - Childs Riding Jacket

There are jackets that dress a child for the ring. And then there are jackets that dress them for the tradition.

This is a blue that belongs only to good cloth — deep, considered, rich in a way that takes more than one glance to fully appreciate. The herringbone weave moves beneath it with quiet life, texture built into the very fabric itself. Through it runs a fine rust pinstripe, drawn with a precision that belies its delicacy — a thread of warmth against the cool, the kind of detail that rewards a closer look without ever demanding one.

The tailoring matches the cloth’s ambition entirely. A shoulder that sits clean and square, a chest composed and confident, the skirt flaring with the sweep of a jacket that understands the saddle. Lapels pressed to a permanent edge. A cut built for a young rider who means business.
Blue and rust, wool and craft — worn here for the first time, but belonging to a tradition that stretches back further than any of us can remember.
The finest things start somewhere. For this rider, they start here.

The Warwick - Childs Riding Jacket Some choices are not made — they are inherited. Navy is one of them.It has dressed ri...
23/08/2026

The Warwick - Childs Riding Jacket

Some choices are not made — they are inherited. Navy is one of them.

It has dressed riders in the finest rings for longer than anyone can remember, and it does so here with the same quiet conviction it has always carried. Plain navy twill, woven with a structure that holds its depth and composure through the longest of days — a cloth that needs no pattern, no embellishment, no explanation. It simply is what it is, and what it is, is correct.

The tailoring honours that simplicity completely. A shoulder that sits clean and square, a chest composed and confident, the skirt flaring with the sweep of a jacket built for the saddle. Lapels pressed to a permanent edge. A cut that places a young rider exactly where they belong — turned out, composed, and ready.

Navy does not ask to be noticed. It simply commands respect, the moment it enters the ring.
For the rider beginning their journey in the show ring, there is no better place to start. For the rider who already knows — there is no better place to return.

Their has always been a gap in the market for quality men’s riding jackets. Well, no longer! www.ridersedit.com.au
22/08/2026

Their has always been a gap in the market for quality men’s riding jackets.

Well, no longer!
www.ridersedit.com.au

😮‍💨 SOLD 😮‍💨The Norfolk - blue herringbone in a lead rein set. Childs jacket 4 > 10Ladies jacket 6 > 14Gents jacket S > ...
21/08/2026

😮‍💨 SOLD 😮‍💨

The Norfolk - blue herringbone in a lead rein set.
Childs jacket 4 > 10
Ladies jacket 6 > 14
Gents jacket S > L
Skirts 6 > 14

Dresses are on their way. Watch this space!
OBSESSED ❤️

35 units of stock has just been added to the website. If you’re looking for a new showing jacket, now is a great time to...
17/08/2026

35 units of stock has just been added to the website. If you’re looking for a new showing jacket, now is a great time to take a look.

The new show season is here!
www.ridersedit.com.au

Rider’s Edit - Ladies riding jackets.At the heart of Rider’s Edit lies a curated wardrobe of exquisite fabrics and consi...
03/07/2026

Rider’s Edit - Ladies riding jackets.

At the heart of Rider’s Edit lies a curated wardrobe of exquisite fabrics and considered silhouettes—garments with purpose, designed to look exceptional while performing ride after ride.

Made in the tradition of the English countryside, Conceptualised by a fellow equestrian, Rider’s Edit is the definitive choice for the serious competitor. We present a selection of carefully curated pieces crafted from beautiful fabrics, blending a luxury sport aesthetic with garments of purpose. These exceptional silhouettes are engineered to perform under the pressure of competition while maintaining an elegant, sophisticated presence.

www.ridersedit.com.au

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