The Equiflair Collective

The Equiflair Collective is your go-to equestrian blog for expert advice on horse tack UK, equestrian clothing online, leather bridle care, and saddle and tack maintenance. We share practical riding tips, competition guidance, product buying advice, and insights into the latest equestrian style and industry trends.

Whether you're caring for your tack or preparing for competition, our blog helps riders make confident, informed decisions.

Equiflair Explains: Spring Clean Your Tack Room

If you’re anything like us, your tack room has probably been a bit neglected over winter. However, you know what they say - tidy tack room, tidy mind! And as we head into Spring, now is the perfect time to make a start.

Equilfair Explains: What is a Breastplate and When are They Needed?

Although breastplates look nice and professional on a cross country course, there is actually a pretty good reason why riders choose to use them. Let’s find out as we go through what a breastplate is and the different types available.

Sustainable Equestrian Brands at Equiflair

We pride ourselves on only supplying brands with quality at the forefront of their designs. So, we’ve decided to explain what just some of our amazing brands are doing to reduce their carbon footprint while keeping their quality top notch.

Equiflair Explains: How To Correctly Measure Your Neue Schule Bit

Before you go ahead and buy your new Neue Schule bit, there are various measurements to consider such as the mouthpiece length, thickness and ring size. We'll help you measure the correct size needed for your horse to keep them happy and comfortable.

Neue Schule Bits: Why Are They So Special?

Neue Schule are one of the market leading bit specialists due to their innovative engineering to create the perfect bit for your horse. But what makes their bits so special?

Chestnut coloured horse wearing an anatomical bridle and navy fly veil

We're All About Anatomical Bridles!

There has been a lot of hype over the past few years around anatomical bridles. But what are they, how are they different to traditional bridles, and how do you know which is right for your horse?