When creating an equestrian clothing brand, our full package production management service is expertly designed to help you develop your horse-riding garment ideas from design tech packs through to production, ready for retail, using the best equestrian clothing manufacturers in the UK or abroad.
If you are looking to set up your line of equestrian clothing, you are in safe hands with our team at Bridge & Stitch. We help with it all from developing your designs into workable design tech packs to finding the right horse riding clothing manufacturer for your needs, along with sourcing appropriate wholesale technical fabrics and finding suitable performance trims and embellishments to ensure a high-quality product that is fit for purpose.
The UK has several well-equipped, experienced factories that focus on manufacturing equestrian products. These include jodhpurs, breeches, leggings, jeggings, t-shirts, show jumping tops, base layers, outerwear jackets, jumpers, tailored trousers, polo shirts and other equestrian garments.
With the experience to take your vision to production, our project management services are perfect for entrepreneurs or SMEs wishing to create collections a few times a year who don’t want to get tied up on technical production.
One common obstacle when setting up your horse-riding clothing brand is finding a suitable UK equestrian clothing manufacturer with the right skills and machinery to handle complex constructions and finishing. This is where we come in. We have a database of UK manufacturers, who’s skills we are familiar with, so you are in safe hands!
You can then focus on marketing and selling your collection. We work with global businesses with international clients that value ‘Made in Britain’ garments. We’ve experience working with British equestrian clothing manufacturers for small and medium businesses or entrepreneurs, and project managing production for companies in India, China, North America, Scandinavia, France, and the UK.
For a chat about which equestrian clothing manufacturer is right for you, Let’s Talk.
“Performance, regulation clothing, tests the skills of manufacturers to deliver high quality, professional and durable products. Equestrian clothing is complex, technical and detailed. This is an area we have skills and knowledge in, to assist you with the development of your collection.”
Bridge & Stitch Founder, Rachael Hobbs
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