Review on 👖 Performance-Enhancing HR Farm Knee Patched Breeches for Women Equestrians by William Turner

I fell in love with these breeches! I'm 5ft 8", about 125lbs, long legs (I usually wear 33-34" inseam). And 28 dark gray is great! I haven't bought many breeches due to the astronomical prices and the fact that I don't show up often enough to ask for them. The few I've bought over the years have been inexpensive, not the best quality, and the fit has always been lacking. I wanted to try breeches again last summer and the tights from this seller caught my eye (and were surprisingly cheap) so I ordered a pair and then another. You were wonderful! took a long time and soon wanted something similar but something thicker for cooler times (tights have great breathability but are not made to keep you warm - good for summer but not fall). !). This time I didn't hesitate to reach out to this brand to see what they carry in thicker material. I originally ordered them in a size 26 but ended up going back for a 28. I can't stress enough how good these breeches are at this price point! They're long enough, stretchy (but won't lose shape or stretch), they're cute, with a variety of colors and subtle stitching, and for once they're flattering and comfortable! The suede knee pads feel solid and the material of the breeches is a nice thick fabric that doesn't cling too much to horsehair. Another thing is that they have useful pockets! I think I prefer riding thigh pockets (like her tights) but still. Actually, it's great to have pockets. These pants are a really nice pair that I'm not afraid to wear around town or to shows. Please note that these are not winter pants. The temp needs to be between 50-75 or so for me to be comfortable, but I've worn them on warm and cold days and they've been fine. A few of my wishes for this brand are more colors, a *slightly* low waist option, and true winter/insulated/windproof pants! rise, but a little higher than I prefer) So if I ever need more breeches or know someone who does I will refer them to HR Farms!